Man Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison For Big Bend Kidnapping

By: Dylan Brooks

Updated: February 18, 2013

ALPINE -- An convicted Big Bend kidnapper will spend the next 3 years in a Texas prison.

Jurors in the 394th Judicial District Court sentenced Jose Luis Hernandez, Jr. to 3 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice on February 15th.

Officials with the Brewster County Sheriff's Office say that Hernandez had previously been convicted for a kidnapping that had occurred several years before the trial, but deputies haven't released more information on the incident.

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