Tyroch Boyd PLLC Law Firm

08/23/2026

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05/17/2026

✅ NOT GUILTY. Two words that gave our client her life back. Six years of waiting for this moment. We are endlessly grateful to the jury who listened over the course of 9 days, deliberated, and delivered justice.

05/16/2026

✅ NOT GUILTY. Two words that gave our client her life back. We are endlessly grateful to the jury who listened, deliberated, and delivered justice. This is why we do what we do.

Not Guilty: Killeen Mall armed robbery trial ends in freedom for accused woman.
“The state had over six years to build this case and could not establish, beyond a reasonable doubt, that September Inniger committed this crime,” said defense attorney Melissa Tyroch. “This jury paid close attention, asked the right questions and returned the right verdict.”

September Bliss Inniger pleaded not guilty to a first-degree felony charge of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon. Read the full story here: https://kdhnews.com/news/crime/after-acquittal-by-a-jury-a-judge-orders-the-removal-of-ankle-monitor-that-had/article_3826ed7b-39b1-4002-b36b-0e55d3fb11a3.html

05/08/2026

NOT GUILTY. ACQUITTED. ⚖️

A Killeen woman has been paying for and wearing a court-ordered ankle monitor for years since being accused of robbing a man at gunpoint six years ago. A local district

04/22/2026

NOT GUILTY! Thankful for this Bell County jury and how they intensely listened before rendering a verdict of NOT GUILTY.

A seven-day jury trial ended with a not-guilty verdict in the case of an Army veteran who was accused of ra**ng a woman in Killeen almost four years ago.

04/15/2026

“NOT GUILTY.” Four years. Seven days of a felony jury trial. Two words that changed everything.

This is exactly why we at Tyroch Boyd PLLC Law Firm do what we do. The DA’s office had four years to look at this case honestly and do the right thing. Instead, they chose to drag an innocent person through the system, wasting taxpayer resources and destroying lives — all to avoid admitting they had nothing. The jury saw through it in seven days.

We are grateful to the jurors who had the courage to deliver the truth the prosecution never could.