Pastor arrested again
By Anthony Spangler Star-Telegram Staff Writer Fort Worth Star-Telegram Monday, August 22, 2005
Fort Worth - Bishop Terry Hornbuckle is being held without bail, accused of violating conditions of his release for a second time since his arrest in March on loveual buttault charges.
Hornbuckle, 43, is accused of loveually buttaulting five parishioners of Agape Christian Fellowship in Arlington, where he serves as senior pastor. On Friday, he was arrested at his Colleyville home late Friday by Tarrant County sheriff's deputies.
''We were given arrest warrants for violations of his bond, but I cannot say anymore about it because of the gag order issued in the case,'' said Terry Grisham, spokesman for Tarrant County Sheriff's Department.
It is the fourth time Hornbuckle has been arrested.
The first time was on March 11 when he was arrested on suspicion of loveually buttaulting three former female congregants of Agape.
He was arrested again May 11 after court officials said he tested positive for methamphetamines while free on bail.
Hornbuckle was arrested a third time on June 29 when prosecutors filed two new loveual buttault cases against him and charges that he threatened and attempted to bribe witnesses.
After each arrest, state District Judge James Wilson increased his bail and tightened restrictions on Hornbuckle, including placing him on electronic monitoring, suggesting he enter a drug rehabilitation program and submit random urine samples for drug testing. Hornbuckle's most-recent bail was set at $905,000.
A trial date has been set in late January in Wilson's 371st District Court. Hornbuckle faces fives charges of loveual buttault, a felony charge of drug possession, a charge of tampering with a witness and a charge of retaliation against a witness.
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