Kristin Kay Harrold, 35, of Red Oak was taken into custody by Red Oak Police on Wednesday on charges of first-time simple assault and public intoxication. After posting a $300.00 bond, police took Harrold to the Montgomery County Law Enforcement Center.

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Montgomery County Woman Faces Assault and DUI Charges

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