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Nacogdoches business owner turns self in following indictment for stalking

A Nacogdoches business owner has been arrested again following a grand jury indictment for stalking.

 

According to the Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel, 59-year old William Charles "Willie" Hudson turned himself in to the Nacogdoches County Sheriff’s Office Tuesday and posted a $15,000 bond.

 

It marks the fourth time in three months Hudson has been arrested.

 

The article said in June Hudson reportedly did a number of things to make a female feel, “harassed, annoyed, alarmed, abused, tormented, embarrassed, or offended”.

 

The indictment also said Hudson threatened the same woman.

 

Hudson is the owner of Nacogdoches Hardware and Rental, and was arrested three times in June—for allegedly assaulting a disabled SFA employee, filing a false police report, and a grand jury indictment for robbery and injury to a disabled individual.

 

Hudson is a Center native.

 

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