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Fort Bend County Judge KP George appears in court
Fort Bend County Judge KP George was in court Tuesday morning still awaiting trial for felony and misdemeanor charges. FOX 26's Angie Rodriguez has the latest.
HOUSTON - Fort Bend County Judge KP George was in court Tuesday morning awaiting trial.
What we know:
He is facing potential misdemeanor charges for identity misrepresentation and potential felony charges for money laundering that were filed in early 2025.
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Lawyers for Fort Bend County Judge KP George is calling for County District Attorney Brian Middleton to resign due to allegations tied to George's case.
What Happened:
This morning, both the State and the attorneys representing KP George spoke with the judge.
The judge gave advice to the two, letting them know to tone down their presence on social media while the trial awaits.
"Look, both sides are politicians," One of KP George's attorneys said. "This is a very acrimonious proceeding. As the judge said, you know, both said they would tone it down and campaign on their platforms, So, we're going to follow her recommendations."
The State also spoke with the judge, but decided not to pursue any sanctions.
"We have unbridled confidence in this judge's ability," a representative of the State defense said. "If, in fact, she believes that there's been a violation to have the punishment fit the crime and if not, that's fine too. You know, there's nobody we would rather have calling balls and strikes behind home plate in game seven of this series in this judge."
The Source: Fort Bend County court proceedings from Tuesday, December 30.