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Texas inmate busted while reentering prison with booze, home-cooked meals: cops

An inmate who escaped from a federal prison in southeast Texas was arrested Wednesday while allegedly trying to sneak back in with snacks, alcohol, tobacco and cooked food, the Dallas Morning News reported.

Joshua Randall Hansen had been serving a 27-month sentence for drug-related charges.

 (Jefferson County Sheriffs Office).

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office said in a statement they had been tipped off that inmates had been sneaking out of the prison complex and reentering with contraband.

Joshua Randall Hansen, 25, was spotted by sheriff's deputies and U.S.

marshals running out the back of a federal prison in Beaumont on Wednesday evening, the statement said.

Hansen picked up a large duffle bag that a vehicle had dropped off at a private property adjacent to the prison, authorities said.

The deputies said they arrested Hansen as he was trying to reenter the prison.  .

The duffle bag contained three bottles of brandy, a bottle of Whisky, packages of tobacco, salty snacks, fruit, and home cooked foods like BBQ sausage and fried chicken, FOX 40 reported.

Hansen, had been serving a 27-month sentence for drug-related charges.

He now faces additional charges of escape and marijuana possession.

According to Deputy Marcus McLellan, inmates walking off the prison grounds only to return with contraband is not a new phenomenon.

He told the Beaumont Enterprise that similar incidents have been occurring, "pretty much since Day 1.".

The Sheriff's Office said an investigation is ongoing.

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May 15

That's when the new advertising rules from the

Texas Real Estate Commission go into effect.

Part of the new rules covers team names.

What's a team name?

It's a name used by one or more license holders

sponsored by or associated with the same broker that is

not the broker's name or the broker's assumed business name.

Your team name must end with the words team or group.

Your team name cannot contain terms that imply that

the team is offering brokerage services

independent of the broker.

Some prohibited terms are realty, brokerage, company, and associates.

The terms real estate and properties are acceptable

as part of your team name as long as

the team name ends with the terms team or group.

Remember: Any ads with your team name

must still contain the name of your broker.

And before you use your team name in an ad,

your broker must register the team name with TREC.

Get lots more information about the new

advertising rules, including sample ads,

in the January/February Texas REALTOR® magazine.

Find it at texasrealestate.com/magazine.