Dead Texas teen's home robbed during his funeral | McClatchy Washington Bureau

×
Sign In
Sign In
    • Customer Service
    • Mobile & Apps
    • Contact Us
    • Newsletters
    • Subscriber Services

    • All White House
    • Russia
    • All Congress
    • Budget
    • All Justice
    • Supreme Court
    • DOJ
    • Criminal Justice
    • All Elections
    • Campaigns
    • Midterms
    • The Influencer Series
    • All Policy
    • National Security
    • Guantanamo
    • Environment
    • Climate
    • Energy
    • Water Rights
    • Guns
    • Poverty
    • Health Care
    • Immigration
    • Trade
    • Civil Rights
    • Agriculture
    • Technology
    • Cybersecurity
    • All Nation & World
    • National
    • Regional
    • The East
    • The West
    • The Midwest
    • The South
    • World
    • Diplomacy
    • Latin America
    • Investigations
  • Podcasts
    • All Opinion
    • Political Cartoons

  • Our Newsrooms

You have viewed all your free articles this month

Subscribe

Or subscribe with your Google account and let Google manage your subscription.

Courts & Crime

Dead Texas teen's home robbed during his funeral

Marty Sabota - Fort Worth Star-Telegram

December 08, 2010 12:20 PM

FORT WORTH -- As mourners gathered Tuesday at a memorial service for a popular Trimble Tech student and athlete who was killed last week in a wreck, burglars looted his family's southeast Fort Worth home, a relative said Tuesday night.

"They took everything, including Eric's baseball trophies and awards," Rudy Inocencio of Fort Worth said. "They also took nearly $1,000 that was raised at a candlelight vigil. It's horrible."

Eric Trevino, 16, was killed about noon Friday when the car he was riding in struck two other vehicles in the 2200 block of Eighth Avenue. Two other motorists were injured.

His funeral was at 10 a.m. at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church.

The small church was filled to overflowing for the hourlong service, which included some classmates who were excused from school to attend if they brought notes from their parents.

"More than 300 people were there," Tech Principal Manuel Cantu said. "Some of his teammates were wearing team sweaters and caps."

According to Inocencio, the family went to Greenwood Memorial Park for the burial after the funeral. His parents, Jaime and Laura Favela, were planning to attend a gathering afterward.

Read the complete story at star-telegram.com

Read Next

Courts & Crime

Trump will have to nominate 9th Circuit judges all over again in 2019

By Emily Cadei

December 28, 2018 03:00 AM

President Trump’s three picks to fill 9th Circuit Court vacancies in California didn’t get confirmed in 2018, which means he will have to renominate them next year.

KEEP READING

MORE COURTS & CRIME

Criminal Justice

Ted Cruz rallies conservatives with changes to criminal justice reform plan

December 06, 2018 01:51 PM

Congress

Kamala Harris aide resigns after harassment, retaliation settlement surfaces

December 05, 2018 07:18 PM

Congress

Felons may be back in the hemp farming business

December 05, 2018 04:08 PM

Investigations

‘This may be just the beginning.’ U.S. unveils first criminal charges over Panama Papers

December 04, 2018 07:27 PM

Criminal Justice

How a future Trump Cabinet member gave a serial sex abuser the deal of a lifetime

November 28, 2018 08:00 AM

Criminal Justice

Texas oilman Tim Dunn aims to broaden GOP’s appeal with criminal justice plan

November 20, 2018 04:25 PM
Take Us With You

Real-time updates and all local stories you want right in the palm of your hand.

McClatchy Washington Bureau App

View Newsletters

Subscriptions
  • Newsletters
Learn More
  • Customer Service
  • Securely Share News Tips
  • Contact Us
Advertising
  • Advertise With Us
Copyright
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service