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Jeena Roberts Expected Back In Lubbock To Face Judge Today

By: Allison Morrison
Updated: January 24, 2013
A former Texas Tech student, arrested in Houston for jumping bail, will be brought back to Lubbock today.

Jeena Roberts was arrested in Houston on Monday after she didn't report to jail to serve a 15 year sentence for driving drunk and killing a Lubbock woman in 2010.

Roberts could face additional charges and more jail time for not turning herself in on time.

We'll have video of her return tonight on KAMC and KLBK News.

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