Former Texas Game Warden Justin Charles Eddins turned himself in to the Jasper County Jail on Wednesday morning after ...

Justin Charles Eddins, a 47-year-old former Texas game warden from Jasper, surrendered to authorities at the Jasper County Jail early on January 21, 2026.

A Texas game warden, once featured on Animal Planet’s “Lone Star Law,” was back in jail Wednesday after turning himself in ...

Former "Lone Star Law" star Justin Charles Eddins faces three new felony charges in Jasper County.

Sheriff Chuck Havard says o January 21 at about 5:30 a.m., Justin Charles Eddins, 47, of Jasper, turned himself in to authorities at the Jasper County Jail.Ed ...

Bond totaled $100,000, which was posted by Bill Morian, Eddins' attorney from the Morian and Kahla Law Firm, according to ...

Justin Eddins, a game warden from Southeast Texas, which was once the focus of the popular tv program “Lone Star Law” is now ...

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TYLER COUNTY, Texas — Texas Game Wardens cited three anglers in Tyler County after discovering they had 118 crappie, 43 more than the legal limit, along the Neches River, according to a post shared by ...