In January 1992, a grand jury meeting in Pecos, Texas to decide whom to indict for a cocaine bust was delayed, indicating that the case was not straightforward. Several notable individuals, including Robert Chambers, Sheriff Rick Thompson, and US Customs agent Kelly Cook, were present at the courthouse during the delay.
After intercepting a horse trailer full of cocaine, the citizens of West Texas eagerly awaited the outcome of the grand jury's decision. To their surprise, the sheriff himself was indicted on drug charges.
Witness in federal courthouse appeared upset during processing and became aggressive towards staff. Emotions ran high during witness extraction from the courthouse.