Viral Texas groom of 59 million US dollars “Wedding of the Century” for court proceedings, accused of being fired with police officers | Deployment

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The charges come from an incident in March 2023 in Westworth Village, Texas, in which the city officials claim that Lagron had fired shots on police officers. Court documents state that officials from the police authorities Westworth Village and Westover Hills reacted to a call when they were supposedly released.

Charges and courtroom drama

The indictment accuses Lagron to threaten the assault “intentionally and knowingly” with assault and the use of a firearm during attack. It mentions the officials C. Munoz (Westworth Village PD) and C. Wilson and J. Dunlap (Westover Hills PD).

In November 2023, Lagron took part in a hearing in Tarrant County's courthouse, in which WFAA tried to get a comment. Lagron wore a naval suit and black shoes and was silent when his bodyguard physically blocked the camera and led it away from reporters.

Bride disappears from social media

After the courtroom's appearance, Lagrone's wife Madelaine Brockway abruptly pulled back from social media. Brockway, the daughter of the Luxury Auto-Tycoon Bob Brockway, who owns several Mercedes Benz dealers in Florida, closed her TikTok account and made her Instagram private.

In addition, HMR Designs, one of the companies involved in the extravagant wedding, also remove some of its content in connection with TikTok's event.

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A wedding system for kings

The five-day wedding was an opulent matter with an overnight stay in the Palace of Versailles, a rehearsal meal in Paris Opera House, a private lunch in the Chanel Haute Couture Suite and a reception representation of Maroon 5.

Negotiation date

Lagronese's process begins on November 14th. If he is convicted, he could live with a judgment of five to 99 years. In 2023, the District Prosecutor of Tarrant County reported to him reported a 25-year-old plea deal, although he is still unclear whether he will accept an agreement in court.