February 12 – February 14: Nacogdoches County Booking/Arrest Report

This is the report from the Nacogdoches County Jail that list the arrests made from 6 a.m. of the previous day to 6 a.m. of the listed day.

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CLYDE W COLEMAN
JIMMY CARL DURRETT
JOHN STEVEN FORD
GERMAN GARCIA
ERIC GONZALEZ
JEFFERY THOMAS HARKEY
ALICIA MARIA HERNANDEZ
WILLIAM LACKEY
RUSSELL FRANCIS LENT
GWIVONNA AHMAD LONG
CHRISTINA DIANNE MILLS
COREY MICHAEL MOBLEY
HECTOR NAVEJAR
CHARLES LEE PARKER JR
SHELISA RASHEA PARRISH
SIMON HAYDEN RANGEL
ARTHUR EDWARD ROGERS
MICHAEL SHANE SIDES
MARCUS BERNARD TUTT
VANESSA YOLANDA WATERS
DARIONE TYMONE ALEXANDER
JOSE ANTONIO ALMAGUER
DONALD RAY-COUTEE BAILEY JR
APRIL ELIZABETH BRUCE
ROBBIE DALE COZART
KIMBERLY R DAILEY
UVONDA DIANN GRIFFIN
JULIA ISABEL GUTIERREZ
KIMBERLY PORCHE JOHNSON
AMANDA MICHELLE MANUEL
CLAYTON ALAN MEISCH
ROBERT WILLIAM MEYERS
TOMEKIA LASHAN MOORE
BRADLEY JUSTIN MURRY
CHASE DOUGLAS NORRIS
JOSHEPH PYERS
SERGIO RAMIREZ
LUSCIOUS LEE RECTOR
KEREEMABDUL JABBAR SPIKES
JORDAN GLYNN WALLACE
CHRISTOPHER WAYNE WARREN
JOE NATHAN WHITE JR
TIARA MICHELLE WHITSELL
AARON SHADD WOODFIN
CLAY ALLEN ZAMORA
TARIAL BENNETT
LISA ANNETT BRONSELL
CARMEL FRAN BUETTNER
KENDRICK KENTRELL COLLINS
PRESPERO CRUZ
RANDY MARK FREE
TONILLIA NICHOLE GIPSON
CORDELL RENARD GREEN
CLAYTON BERNETT HALE
TERRY LAMAR HUGHES JR
RODRICK DEMOND JONES
JOSHUA MARTIN
MARTREAL PHILLIP MCCONNELL
LARRY GENE MITCHELL
JAMES DEAN PARKER
MARCQUELL ALLEN PATTERSON
JOSE CONCEPCION TEJEDA
CLEO FREDRICK THOMPSON JR
JUSTIN JAKEITH WHITE

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Photos: North Street Wreck

A wreck was reported around 12:30 p.m., February 14, on North Street near Kroger.
Additional details of the wreck are unknown at this time.

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February 14: NPD Crime Report, 22-year-old found dead in living room

     DEATH OF A PERSON; 1500 BLOCK OF LEITA LANE. OFFICERS WERE CALLED TO A RESIDENCE ON LEITA LANE IN REFERENCE TO AN UNRESPONSIVE PERSON. OFFICERS FOUND 22 YEAR OLD CHRISTOPHER LAMB DECEASED IN THE LIVINGROOM. INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT MR. LAMB HAD ATTENDED A PARTY AT THE LEITA LANE ADDRESS ON SATURDAY NIGHT AND HAD SPENT THE NIGHT, SLEEPING IN A CHAIR. HE WAS FOUND DECEASED BY THE RESIDENTS AT APPROXIMATELY 8:00 AM SUNDAY MORNING. NO OBVIOUS SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY; AN AUTOPSY WAS ORDERED BY PCT 2 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DOROTHY TIGNER-THOMPSON. AN OFFICIAL CAUSE OF DEATH WILL BE RULED BY THE JUDGE WHEN THE AUTOPSY RESULTS ARE COMPLETED.

     POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA; 200 BLOCK OF SOUTH STREET. OFFICER STOPPED A VEHICLE FOR A TRAFFIC STOP. OFFICERS SEARCHED THE VEHICLE AFTER SMELLING THE ODOR OF MARIJUANA COMING FROM INSIDE THE VEHICLE. OFFICERS LOCATED SUSPECTED MARIJUANA, HYDROCODONE AND ECSTACY IN THE VEHICLE. THREE SUSPECTS WERE ARRESTED.

     FAILURE TO IDENTIFY; 400 BLOCK OF NORTH STREET. A DRIVER ON A TRAFFIC STOP GAVE OFFICERS SEVERAL FICTITIOUS NAMES. THE SUSPECT WAS FINALLY IDENTIFIED AND WAS ARRESTED.

     POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA-DWLI; 2200 BLOCK OF PAT STREET. OFFICER STOPPED A SUSPECT THAT WAS KNOWN TO HAVE A SUSPENDED DRIVERS LICENSE. THE SUSPECT WAS ALSO IN POSSESSION OF SUSPECTED MARIJUANA. HE WAS ARRESTED.

     ASSAULT-CRIMINAL MISCHIEF; 1800 BLOCK OF NORTH STREET. COMPLAINANT REPORTED THAT DURING A DISTURBANCE, A KNOWN SUSPECT SLAPPED HER AND BROKE HER CELL PHONE. THE SUSPECT WAS ARRESTED.

     POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA; 600 BLOCK OF POWERS STREET. OFFICER CONTACTED A SUSPECT DUE TO A PEDESTRIAN VIOLATION. THE SUSPECT WAS FOUND TO BE IN POSSESSION OF SUSPECTED MARIJUANA AND WAS ARRESTED.

     FORGERY; 2400 BLOCK OF NORTH STREET. AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT USED COMPLAINANT’S CHECK TO MAKE A PURCHASE WITHOUT PERMISSION.

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February 14: SFA Crime Log

Friday February 11, 2011 – Monday February 14, 2011

     On 2-13-2011 an Officer was dispatched to the Lumberjack Village Parking Garage in reference to a Disturbance. Upon arrival the Officer made contact with numerous subjects. One of the subjects gave the Officer a fictitious name and was found to have outstanding warrants. The subject was arrested and transported to the Nacogdoches County Jail without incident. There is one suspect.

     On 2-12-2011 an Officer was dispatched to the bike trails near lot 19 in reference to Graffiti. Upon arrival the Officer made contact with the complainant, who advised on 2-12-2011 she observed graffiti on a park bench at the bike trails. There are no suspects.

     On 2-11-2011 an Officer was dispatched to South Hall in reference to Theft. Upon arrival the Officer made contact with the complainant, who advised between 2-9-2011 and 2-11-2011 his secure bicycle was stolen from South Hall’s bicycle rack. There are no suspects.

     On 2-11-2011 an Officer was dispatched to May’s Hall in reference to a Drug Compliant. Upon arrival the Officer located a subject in possession of drug paraphernalia. There is one suspect.

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SFA News: SFA to present guest horn recital

     NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS – William VerMeulen, principal horn of the Houston Symphony Orchestra, will present a guest recital at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 16, in Cole Concert Hall as part of the Stephen F. Austin State University School of Music’s Cole Performing Arts Series.

     “The program, which will ‘rock the hall,’ includes “virtuosic works from the horn literature and even an arrangement of a Rossini opera that is nothing short of spectacular when performed on horn,” said Dr. Charles Gavin, SFA professor of horn.

William VerMeulen, principal horn of the Houston Symphony Orchestra

William VerMeulen, principal horn of the Houston Symphony Orchestra

     In addition to his position at the Houston Symphony Orchestra, VerMeulen has performed as guest principal horn of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Cincinnati Symphony, St. Louis Symphony, Pittsburgh Symphony and St. Paul Orchestra.

     He has performed to critical acclaim on four continents as a soloist and chamber musician. According to In Tune magazine, he is “clearly one of today’s superstars of the international brass scene.”

     Fanfare magazine wrote, “Horn virtuoso William VerMeulen may be the best of the lot, commanding his difficult instrument with suavity and grace.”

     “We are indeed fortunate to have an artist of such international acclaim on our campus to present a recital and a two-hour master class with our students,” Gavin said. “I have seen him teach on numerous occasions; our students will be presented with an opportunity to impact their careers as educators and performers.”

     The recital is a joint presentation of the SFA College of Fine Arts and School of Music. Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $2 for students. For tickets or more information, please go to www.finearts.sfasu.edu or call (936) 468-5820 or (888) 240-ARTS.

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Thomas Kerss (Nacogdoches Sheriff): Murder Suspect Arrested

Thomas Kerss

Cordell Green

Cordell Green

     The Nacogdoches County Sheriff’s Office and Nacogdoches Police Department assisted the U. S. Marshall’s Office in arresting a wanted suspect earlier this evening. Cordell Green, who was wanted for Murder from Polk County, TX. was located at a residence on Woden Road and taken into custody without incident. Green is accused of shooting and killing a woman in Polk County this past December and has been on the run from law enforcement since then. He has a violent past, including charges of armed robbery.

Cordell Green's Mugshot

Cordell Green's Mugshot

     Green will likely be turned over to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office later this evening.

Sheriff Thomas Kerss

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February 13: NPD Crime Report

     11-02212 / 200 South (DWLI) Officer stopped April Bruce for running a red light and then found her DL to be suspended. She was arrested.

     P11-02225 / 1122 N. University (Theft) After a report of a B/F in a red jacket taking jewelry from a store in the Mall, officer spotted the suspect in the parking lot. She saw officer and took off running. Officer stopped Kimberly Johnson, she still had one pair of earrings she had taken in a bag. She was arrested.

     P11-02226 / 4500 N. University Dr. (DWI) Officers responded to a reckless driver call. Officer found the tan Buick driving in the wrong lane of traffic. Driver was unresponsive to officers and an ambulance was called. driver appeared intoxicated on medications and she admitted to taking vicodin and soma pills. Blood test done and warrant will be requested.

     P11-02223 / 4300 North St. A (Found Property) Four TDC identification cards were found in the parking lot. TDC Huntsville Unit was contacted and it was verified that all four were still in custody.

     P11-02232 / 1500 Timberlake (Fraudulent Use of ID) comp attempted to file a tax statement and found that a suspect used her SS number and claimed her as a dependent.

     P11-02255 / 300 E. Seal St. (BOH) Victim reported sometime between 2140 and 2230 hrs, someone entered their home and took a 42” Samsung flat screen TV from the living room. Husband was asleep in the house at the time.

     P11-02258 / 1410 Martinsville (Incident Report) While investigating a noise complaint, officers heard a loud scream. They found a woman squatting between two cars with her pants down. When officer’s attempted to contact her, she stood up and fell backwards over a retaining wall. The woman was knocked unconscious for a short while. suspect was transported to Memorial ER where she was treated. An hour later, she was still screaming and fighting the ER staff. One ER nurse was slapped in the face and filed an assault complaint against her.

     P11-02237 / 1300 Spokane (Deadly Conduct, Criminal Mischief, Assault) Comp was arguing with suspect about him visiting their children. Suspect broke the mirror off of comps car and broke her windshield with it, he then pushed her down. Suspect then advised when comp was leaving, she tried to run over him with the car, he did not wish to file charges.

     P11-02252 / 3900 NW Stallings Dr. (Criminal Mischief) Victim saw a woman screaming, then walk to her vehicle and punch the quarter panel with her fist. 17-year-old Jordan Wallace was arrested for PI. She had been fighting with her boyfriend and just punched the first car she came to.

     P11-02253 / 1500 North St. (DWI) Officer was almost struck by a vehicle in Taco Bell parking lot. The driver Bradley Murry was in a very intoxicated condition. He was placed under arrest.

     P11-02249 / 300 Ritchie (Assault FV) Brother and sister had an argument that turned physical. No injuries, no one wanted to file charges on each other. One volunteered to leave for the night.

     P11-02262 / 1000 E. Main St. (Furnishing Alcohol To a Minor) Officers responded to a report of alcohol poisoning. Apparently one woman vomited, urinated, and defecated on herself, on the dance floor. While EMTs were treating her, officer found another 19-year-old woman sick from alcohol. She stated they had both been drinking together before entering the club. They were both treated at Memorial Hospital and released. A warrant will be requested for one suspect for furnishing alcohol to a minor.

Luscious Rector – PI & city warrant
Julia Gutierrez – 1 county warrant & 4 city warrants.
Kimberly Dailey – city warrant

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SFA News: SFA faculty to present ‘Opera-Inspired Works for Flute and Piano’

     NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS – Stephen F. Austin State University music faculty members Drs. Christina Guenther (flute) and Geneva Fung (piano) will present “Opera-Inspired Works for Flute and Piano” at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15, in Cole Concert Hall as part of the SFA School of Music’s Cole Performing Arts Series.

     “From ‘Der Freischuetz,’ Carl Maria von Weber’s most well-known opera, we will perform Paul Taffanel’s ‘Fantasie,’ a highly virtuosic showpiece based on the themes from the opera,” said Guenther.

Pianist Geneva Fung and flutist Christina Guenther, both of the SFA School of Music

     The program also features Friedrich Kulhau’s piece for flute and piano that was inspired by Weber’s lesser-known opera, “Euryanthe.”

     From Christoph Willibald Gluck’s “Orpheus and Eurydice,” Guenther and Fung will perform the “Minuet and Dance of the Blessed Spirits” from the scene in which the spirits reunite the lovers.

     The duo will close the program with Francois Borne’s “Carmen Fantasie from the Opera by Georges Bizet.”

     “Arguably a favorite of all flutists, this work features many themes from the opera, including overture-like foreboding foreshadowing, the seductive ‘Habanera,’ the ‘Chanson de Bohème,’ and the Toreador March,” Guenther said.

     A member of the SFA faculty since 2005, Guenther performs actively in the greater East Texas area, throughout the United States, and has also performed in Central and South America. Guenther is a founding member of the Gemini Flute Duo and has played with the Tallahassee (Fla.), Shreveport (La.), Longview, and Marshall Symphony Orchestras. In 2007, she performed Christopher Rouse’s Flute Concerto with SFA’s Orchestra of the Pines.

     Fung, a native of Hong Kong, has appeared as an active soloist, chamber musician and accompanist in Hong Kong and the United States. In frequent demand as a collaborative pianist, she has performed in numerous vocal and instrumental recitals and master classes. At SFA, Fung serves as accompanist for the Choral Union, opera productions, student recitals, competitions, auditions and master classes.

     The recital is a joint presentation of the SFA College of Fine Arts and School of Music. Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $2 for students. For tickets or more information, please go to www.finearts.sfasu.edu or call (936) 468-6407 or (888) 240-ARTS.

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Fire: Fern Lake Club

A fire was reported around 4:30 p.m., Saturday, at Fern Lake Club on Hwy 59 South between Nacogdoches and the Angelina River Bridge.

The scene was cleared around 5:40 p.m.

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Obituary: Hazel K. Hartt

Hazel K. Hartt

Hazel K. Hartt

     Hazel K. Hartt, 87, lifelong resident of Nacogdoches, passed away on February 10, 2011. She was born in Nacogdoches on April 6, 1923 to parents, Jesse and Ruby Kirkley.

     Mrs. Hartt had always been an active person with family, church, and yard work. In her busy schedule she found time to enjoy ceramics, crochet, and create floral arrangements which she enjoyed sharing with her friends. Hazel could always be found doing things for people. She especially liked to cook and make things for people and was rewarded by the time she could spend visiting with those who needed her. As she grew older, she discovered playing Canasta, which she claimed to enjoy more than the household chores. She will be greatly missed by those who knew her.

     Hazel is survived by her son, Bobby Beavers and his wife, Cuba, of Tyler Texas; grandson, Andy Beavers and his wife, Francie, of Sugarland, Texas; granddaughter , Mitzi Hardee, of Tyler, Texas; great- grandchildren, Preston, Anna, Ella, Madeline, and Drew; brothers, Chester, and E. W. “Sonny” Kirkley; sisters, Ivy Louise and Myrtle Pauline.

     She is preceded in death by Hollis Beavers, her first husband; John L. Hartt, her second husband; Sandra Beavers, her daughter; Edna Crisp, Dorothy Kirkley, Ruth, Addie Jo Hensley, and Dorothy Kirkley, her four sisters; and brother, Troy.

     Friends and guests may attend visitation on Sunday evening from 6 to 8 pm. at Cason Monk-Monk Metcalf Funeral Directors. Funeral Services will be conducted on Monday at 10:00 am, in Cason Monk-Metcalf Sunset Chapel with Pastor Ken Pate officiating. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park.

     Memorial donations may be made to Calvary Baptist Church, 3732 NE Stallings Drive, Nacogdoches, Texas, 75965

     The family of Hazel would like to acknowledge and thank the staff of Willowbrook Nursing Center for the care they administered to Hazel while she was in their keeping.

     Online condolences may be offered at www.casonmonk-metcalf.com.

     Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors is in charge of the arrangements.

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