December 31 Crime Log: Next time, I have enough friends

Posted on December 31, 2010 by admin

     2807 Pearl St. (Agg Robbery) Victim stated a B/M befriended him today. Later, the same B/M came to his apartment and pointed a gun at the victim and took his XBOX 360. Although the victim did not know the suspect’s name, he did know the apartment where the suspect stayed. Officers went to that location and the woman who lived there let officers in. She stated who her boyfriend is, showed officers a photo, and gave officers the 38 cal. pistol that her boyfriend had dropped off earlier. Warrant requested.

     3413 E. Main (Criminal Mischief) Victim had the back windshield of her car busted out and the paint keyed. Witness reported two B/Fs damaging the car. Victim believes it was the ex-girlfriend of her new boyfriend.

     315 Ellington (Attempted Suicide) Husband was upset because his wife told him she was leaving. He took several pills and told his wife he would be better off dead. He was treated at Memorial and admitted.

     4100 North (Theft) Victim is disabled; he let two sons of his girlfriend inside. They started an argument and one ran into his bedroom and took his wallet and a cell phone, then quickly left.

     200 S. Lanana (PI & Assault FV) Officers responded to a disturbance in the street. A male subject was shouting at his girlfriend. Officers found him in an intoxicated state and placed him under arrest.

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Yates (Republican): Jan. 1 Swearing In Ceremonies & You are Needed in Austin!

Posted on December 30, 2010 by admin

Jackie Yates, Nacogdoches Republican Chair:

Friends & Fellow Republicans:

     I hope you had a WONDERFUL Christmas and are ready for a great New Year!

     To start off 2011, there will be a swearing in ceremony at the Nacogdoches County Courthouse this coming Saturday, Jan.1, 2011, at 10:00am at the 145th District Courtroom. Come and support our elected officials as they take the oath of office and begin their work in 2011! I hope to see you there!

     Also, below is part of an email I received from the Texas Conservative Digest that is calling for people to come to the State Capitol on January 11th. You can read the details below – Read the section that starts “Showdown at the State Capitol..”. This day will be the beginning of the 82nd Texas legislature and the first thing to be voted on is the election of the Speaker of the House. Joe Straus will running as the incumbent, and more information on his left leaning slant is listed a section near the bottom – See the things numbered 1-9 – These do not even mention that Joe Straus campaigned for and publically spoke for a Democrat this past election. It would be good if we could get a great number of REAL conservatives showing their support for a REAL conservative speaker in Austin on January 11th!

Email:
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JOE PAXTON FOR SPEAKER OF THE TEXAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES!
It’s Time to Throw The RINO’s OUT!!!
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     Showdown at the Texas State Capitol Scheduled for January 11th ! Conservatives Need To Be There!

     TCD – It’s time to SPEAK-UP Folks. All the work that was done in 2009 and 2010 will go down in flames if Joe Straus is re-elected as Speaker of the Texas House. On opening day of the 82nd Texas Legislature — Tuesday, January 11, 2011, from 12:00 to 3:00 P. M., we need you in Austin at the State Capitol. I know – it’s a work day for all of us – but if there is way for you to be there – this is our shot to really put Texas in the lead nationally. Joe Straus will, once again bring his Democrats and RINO coalition to shoot down the conservative agenda IF he is re-elected. We need to be there to let our elected representatives hear from the people who put them in office – and who can take them out again!!

     The very first order of business in the Texas House will be the selection of a Speaker. When that vote is taken, we need as many people as can fit into the Capitol to be there to see how your Legislator votes. We are about to find out who the truly conservative Legislators are that we elected and who are the ‘Posers’! Bring your flags, pad and pencil, cameras, tape recorders and come prepared to take the word back to your home districts. The days of politicians ‘hiding in the night’ are over and Election 2012 starts January 11th, 2011!!

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Obama Returns to ‘End-of-Life Plan’ That He Said Didn’t Exist
New York Times – WASHINGTON — When a proposal to encourage end-of-life planning touched off a political storm over “death panels,” Democrats dropped it from legislation to overhaul the health care system. But the Obama administration will achieve the same goal by regulation, starting Jan. 1. Read the full story: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/26/us/politics/26death.html?_r=2&hp
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HAVING FAILED TO PASS “CAP & TRADE” THRU CONGRESS, OBAMA NOW DOING AN END RUN AGAINST THE WISHES OF THE PEOPLE
Politico – Jan. 2 isn’t just your ordinary Sunday.
It’s the day the Obama administration will officially start regulating greenhouse gas emissions, and critics have issued dire predictions of economic destruction.
READ THE FULL STORY: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1210/46779.html
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“SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING” HAS A ‘NOT SO SURPRISING’ TRAGIC END
Related stories:
Napolitano: ‘See Something, Say Something’ campaign isn’t Big Brother
http://www.politico.com/blogs/politicolive/1210/Napolitano_see_something_say_something_campaign_isnt_Big_Brother.html

Shooting of man holding water nozzle angers family
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/12/13/chief-man-shot-officers-pointed-water-nozzle/
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Yoo-hoo, Beverly Woolley…
By David Smith (EMPOWERTEXANS) (12/22/2010)

(Beverly Woolley is the Texas House member for the 136th District out of Houston)
Endorsing Straus doesn’t make Straus a conservative. It makes you a liberal.
The man you endorsed:
1. Was brought to power by the Democrats
2. Only has unanimous pledges for Speaker from one party in the House of Representatives: The Democrats. Straus is the Democrats choice.
3. Presided over a session wherein roll-rates indicated clear Democratic control
4. Opposes revenue and appraisal caps and chaired Ways and Means with a liberal Democrat who bragged about killing it
5. Appointed another gatekeeper on Elections who killed Voter ID
6. Is unanimously opposed by every grassroots group that has spoken out on this speaker’s race, even county Republican parties.
7. Headed up a fundraiser for Democrat Patrick Rose while refusing campaign money to all Republican challengers. Republican challenger Jason Isaac won anyway.
8. Has intimidated those opposing his speakership.
9. He has a career 100% NARAL rating and defends Planned Parenthood
When establishment politicians go to battle they recruit conservative reputations to use as shields, since theirs become mud as soon as people start paying attention.
That’s what makes your endorsement of him such a head-scratcher. You received a 68% on YCT’s conservative scorecard, 78% on Empower Texans’s, and a 77% on Heritage Alliance’s. You were never a conservative in the first place! Your endorsement reinforces what the anti-Straus people have been saying all along: only liberals like Straus.
I guess we should thank you!
http://www.empowertexans.com/node/1507
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111th Congress Added More Debt Than First 100 Congresses Combined: $10,429 Per Person in U.S.
(CNSNews.com) – The federal government has accumulated more new debt–$3.22 trillion ($3,220,103,625,307.29)—during the tenure of the 111th Congress than it did during the first 100 Congresses combined, according to official debt figures published by the U.S. Treasury.

     That equals $10,429.64 in new debt for each and every one of the 308,745,538 people counted in the United States by the 2010 Census.

     The total national debt of $13,858,529,371,601.09 (or $13.859 trillion), as recorded by the U.S. Treasury at the close of business on Dec. 22, now equals $44,886.57 for every man, woman and child in the United States.

     In fact, the 111th Congress not only has set the record as the most debt-accumulating Congress in U.S. history, but also has out-stripped its nearest competitor, the 110th, by an astounding $1.262 trillion in new debt. Read the full story:
http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/111th-congress-added-more-debt-first-100

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Jackie Yates
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December 30 Crime Log: Dude, they’re taking your Dell

Posted on December 30, 2010 by admin

     300 block of Pitman (BOH) Victim discovered between 2200 hrs and 2029 hrs someone had kicked in her back door and removed her 32” flatscreen television set as well as her Dell desktop computer.

     200 Mackechney St. (Organized Criminal Activity) Officers received a report of suspicious persons and contacted three subjects. They were identified and released. Searching the area officers found an open car door. The owner was re-contacted and she listed items taken including a red cup with change. Contacted the three subjects again and found the red cup of change on one. One subject stated one of the others had open unlocked car doors and went through vehicles. Two adults and one juvenile were arrested.

     1200 block Spokane St. (Assault FV) The victim reported that in an argument her common law husband grabbed her by the throat and held her for a brief time while threatening her with his fist. The suspect left before officers arrival

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Obituary: John Grant “Jack” Hardy

Posted on December 29, 2010 by admin

     Memorial services for John Grant “Jack” Hardy, 73, of Nacogdoches will be held at a later date.

     Mr. Hardy died Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010, at his residence. He was born April 11, 1937, in Vernal, Utah.

     Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors, Nacogdoches. www.casonmonk-metcalf.com

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Obituary: (Pending) Jerrel M. Lawson

Posted on December 29, 2010 by admin

     Mr. Jerrel M. Lawson, 63, of New Caney, Texas, passed away Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010, at Michael DeBakey VA Medical Center in Houston, Texas.

     Arrangements are pending with Cason Monk-Metcalf Funeral Directors, Nacogdoches. www.casonmonk-metcalf.com.

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Chris Herrington’s Reality: Voluntary Humility

Posted on December 29, 2010 by admin

Chris Herrington decided years ago that his reality was much more fun…

and he’s ready to tell you why.

Sit back and relax.
It’s going to be a bumpy ride.

     Most people accept the fact that we are now off of work and school for the Christmas holiday, and then we can tack on New Year’s, so it seems that going religious for today’s topic is not so outrageous a leap since we have, many of us, gotten 10 days off and a boost for the economy, a much needed miracle about right now.

     This being the case, let’s indulge ourselves a little.

     No religious holiday would be complete without a round of verses from the Bible:

Here is a shot from Colossians 2:

13And you, being dead in your sins and the uncircumcision of your flesh, hath he quickened together with him, having forgiven you all trespasses;
14Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross;
15And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a shew of them openly, triumphing over them in it.
16Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days:
17Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ.
18Let no man beguile you of your reward in a voluntary humility and worshipping of angels, intruding into those things which he hath not seen, vainly puffed up by his fleshly mind,
19And not holding the Head, from which all the body by joints and bands having nourishment ministered, and knit together, increaseth with the increase of God.

     Paul, in this context, has been arguing that everything is “in him.” No matter what it is; it is “in him.” That seems like such a well-documented and overly stated fact in Paul’s mind that repeating it as in whom or in him or through him or by him seems like over kill, but then that is the nature of this subject; “being dead in our sins,” leaves us without any other avenue of thought. We are dead, but reborn in Christ! This is such a tightly wound argument that Paul is able to use this base as a way to argue everything else from it. In his writings, he takes on every modern religious issue, including religion itself. Whatever we might believe about the Bible, word of God or pile of letters, to anyone who takes the time to read the Bible as a piece of literature, there are some interesting concepts to mull over for the holidays. Let me just pull out one, and let’s contemplate it for New Year’s.

     Can there really be such a thing as “voluntary humility?”

“18Let no man beguile you of your reward in a voluntary humility….”

     I’ve read Colossians about 15 times in the last 3 weeks; I know! Get a life, right?

     The Bible uses the word reward 103 times. Paul names what his idea of a reward is, “Colossians 1: 18What is my reward then? Verily that, when I preach the gospel, I may make the gospel of Christ without charge, that I abuse not my power in the gospel.” He does not want to impute the gospel; Christ does not impute him. No charges, no bills, no IOU’s. Freedom to be who we are. Paul is not doing anything that will create any kind of burden to the message of Peace and Grace in Christ. Okay, this all sounds so wonderful and touchy-feely! Let’s get back to the beguiling part, “18Let no man beguile you of your reward in a voluntary humility….”

     This means that your humility has to be experienced. You don’t get to be humble because you are a “good person.” No one gets off that easy. God knows everything that Santa is clueless about, but he does not impute it to us! The game is, he pass the tab! (Anyone who thinks otherwise needs to ask a spouse to clarify that for them.) Humility is not voluntary because we all know that we are not all that and a bag of chips; if we accept this it’s called “humility.” If we deny this, it’s called “humiliation.” If we think that we can volunteer to be humble, it’s called ego. Giving something that is meaningless is “volunteering” to help the urchins. This is why it is “easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into heaven.” The door to heaven is not for sale! What does a rich man have that God would want anyways? Now, I do not presume to know what God wants, so let’s not send in letters telling me to get this or that straight. The point is that this is not about money, per se. It’s about false worth.

     I’m simply reading a passage from the Bible and wondering if people can really “volunteer” to be in a state of humility. This just sounds so self-righteous! She is so chaste! He’s an honest person! He’s a Christian businessman. He has such wonderful volunteer humility! We all think that we know the reason for the season, and we love the old movies that remind us of that reason. We belly up, bloat up, fill up, and drag on, but we hardly seem to take a rest between Labor Day and New Year’s to really check our own values at the door long enough to read our founding documents, supporting verses, or personal philosophy. We are so busy saying we believe that we don’t stop to check the reality of our beliefs. What does it all mean?

     You can volunteer to be in an event, but then you have to face how you feel about it when you get there. What of soup lines, meal deliveries, and the little old gray-haired ladies that started most of our churches? Once the packaging is torn and the food is reconfigured into left-overs, the games are all played and the nuances are figured out on the new phones, what now? It’s back to work, ten days later. What kind of break was that? Short.

     Doing something that gave away what was important to you, your time, that would be a gift that might go on for a life time. Volunteer your time; what you learn there will be humbling enough.

runningturtle87

     Having completed 32 years of public school service, Chris Herrington lives, with his wife, in Appleby, Texas, and his writing consists of blogging and essay writing concerning an array of topics including education, mediation, self-development, and human interests. He teaches at the Martin School of Choice, plays racquetball, and enjoys his job.

     Chris Herrington can be reached at herrington@everythingnac.com

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December 29 Crime Log: Excuse me, but you and the car are wobbling

Posted on December 29, 2010 by admin

     2800 Pearl Driving while Intoxicated Officer observed a vehicle driving on two flat tires and made a traffic stop. The driver was found to be intoxicated and was arrested.

     900 Pearl Burglary of Motor Vehicle Complainant left his vehicle unlocked and his notebook computer was stolen.

     3000 N Pecan Theft Complainant states that while she was at work her roommates friends entered her bedroom and stole her money and clothes.

     1500 E Main Theft Complainant advised a subject entered his store and stole several DVD’s.

     3800 Maid Marian Theft Complainant advised while he was out his roommate had several friends over and when he returned they were gone along with his power pad charger.

     2800 Pearl Burglary of Motor Vehicle Complainant advised her vehicle was forced open and her purse and CD player was taken.

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Recent Arrests December 21 – December 28

Posted on December 28, 2010 by admin

These arrests are not convictions, and are simply arrests made in the Nacogdoches County during the time period.

Anthony Dewayne Bond, 03-19-89, bail jumping and bail jumping

Rodrigo Castro, 11-10-82, motion to revoke probation

Cory William Chaney, 12-15-79, assault by threat and criminal mischief >$50 <$500 Douglass Lynn Fanestiel, 07-29-56, motion to revoke probation Roderick Dewayne Hall, 04-04-75, possession of a controlled substance >4g <200g Kathryn Ann Hunter, 12-31-79, assault by threat Amanda Lynne Loucka, 01-17-80, public intoxication Tobby Oneal Mardis, 08-30-77, motion to revoke probation and criminal nonsupport Carlos Lamond Nelson, 02-20-76, public intoxication Rex Darryl Smith, 08-20-56, possession of marijuana >4oz <5lbs Marcus Bernard Tutt, 08-23-78, driving while license invalid and driving while license invalid Sunarda Colinn Watson, 11-16-71, motor vehicle inspection violation, failed to maintain financial responsibility, and driving while license invalid Treadwick Dewayne Young, 01-28-88, disregard red light, motor vehicle inspection, and failed to maintain financial responsibility Crystal Janai Benton, 07-18-91, theft <$50 Steven Wayne Brewer, 10-08-62, resisting arrest and evading arrest Christian Earl Chandler, 05-16-68, order of confinement Danny Vantress Gipson, 08-07-79, possession of marijuana <2oz and disorderly conduct Samuel Davis Hale, 02-18-87, unlawful restraint, assault causes bodily injury family violence, and purchasing alcohol for a minor Jonathan Lewis Lacy, 12-01-79, public intoxication Milton Jefferson Phillips, 01-10-54, bail jumping, bail jumping, motion to revoke probation, and motion to revoke probation Sheryl Denise Pruitt, 01-07-58, disregard red light Hope Denine Williams, 05-13-66, driving while license invalid Johnathan Keon Woodard, 09-02-89, theft <$50 Alfonzo Dewayne Anthony, 08-04-83, failed to maintain financial responsibility and theft <$50 Tyrell Dormain Anthony, 09-15-89, speeding Jaquinton Jerone Criswell, 04-28-87, driving while license invalid with previous conviction Richard Allen Evans Jr, 08-14-84, motion to revoke probation Timothy Brian Gardiner, 06-24-83, assault bodily injury and resisting arrest Diana Evette Matthews, 01-24-88, order of confinement Wesley Durrel Mosby, 11-05-83, assault by threat Marlin Timothy Rodrigues, 01-08-57, driving while intoxicated Adam Lacy Smith, 06-22-89, criminal mischief >$1,500 <$20,000 Jacob Munze Soto, 10-07-85, public intoxication Robert Nelson Stover, 05-04-77, motion to revoke probation Shanna Renee Tindall, 02-17-78, assault causes bodily injury and possession of drug paraphernalia Natasha Quinet Adams, 02-06-88, burglary of a vehicle Jaime Castillo, 10-02-78, driving while license invalid Kayla Renae King, 01-07-87, driving while intoxicated Caleb Ray Mills, 02-03-79, theft property >$1,500 <$20,000 Gerald Gene Parker, 04-26-59, driving while intoxicated open container Stephen Douglass Peeples, 04-22-81, motion to revoke probation Jennifer M. Plante, 07-13-89, motion to revoke probation and no driver’s license Dwayne Edwin Rawlinson, 12-09-87, order of confinement Tommy Ray Smith, 02-22-60, bail jumping and driving while license invalid Jamie Sue Stone, 04-16-91, public intoxication Howad Earl Watts, 11-19-60, three charges of theft of property <$1,500 Gerardo Lopez Reyes, 06-29-83, driving while intoxicated (2nd), driving while intoxicated with previous conviction, and no driver’s license Emmanuel Lejuan Griffin, 08-05-90, evading arrest, evading arrest, burglary of a building, and burglary of a building Matthew Louis Pate, 04-13-81, theft property >$1,500 <$20,000 and assault causes bodily injury Laketha Roshunda Polley, 03-11-83, driving while license invalid Tanisha Rector, 06-12-83, unrestrained child under 4 years old, failed to maintain financial responsibility, and no driver’s license Williford Otez Thacker, 06-30-87, evading arrest, burglary of a building, failed to maintain financial responsibility, no driver’s license, no driver’s license, and motor vehicle inspection Jean Marie Urban, 03-14-84, driving while intoxicated Laquentin Lakeith Adams, 08-13-81, possession of marijuana <2oz Summer Faith Broadway, 05-30-77, public intoxication Jesus Marquez, 01-07-90, assault by threat Katwanica Daronde Thompson, 06-26-88, failed to stopped Damon Guy Turner, 12-04-90, drove without secured safety belt Ronnie Laray Williams, 07-15-64, delivery of a controlled substance <28g Demitris Mallory Clark, 09-30-84, public intoxication and possession of drug paraphernalia Jeremy Lee Langston, 12-02-85, possession of marijuana <2oz

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December 28 Crime Log: I’ll teach you to eat my change

Posted on December 28, 2010 by admin

     P10-22586 ~ 1300 BLK SOUTH ST ~ BURG COIN OP MACHINE ~ OFFICERS RESPONDED TO 1310 SOUTH ST FOR A BURGLARY OF A COIN OPERATED MACHINE CALL. COMPLAINANT ADVISED THAT AN UNKNOWN PERSON BROKE ONE OF THE DOORS ON HIS VACUUM MACHINES. COMPLAINANT ADVISED THAT NO MONEY WAS TAKEN AND JUST THE DOOR WAS BROKE AND THE KEY HOLE TO THE COIN DRAWER WAS DAMAGED.

     P10-22550 ~ 3300 BLK PEARL ST ~ BMV ~ COMPLAINANT STATED THAT HER UNATTENDED VEHICLE WAS BURGLARIZED SOMETIME IN THE NIGHT. A DIGITAL CAMERA AND MULTIPLE CDS WERE STOLEN

     P10-22591 ~ 200 BLK W AUSTIN ST # 3 ~ THEFT ~ ON 12-27-10 AN OFFICER RESPONDED TO A THEFT COMPLAINT. UPON OFFICERS ARRIVAL, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT $1500 IN CASH HAD BEEN REMOVED FROM AN UNLOCKED VEHICLE DURING THE NIGHT. THE COMPLAINANT WISHES TO FILE A REPORT.

     P10-22596 ~ 200 BLK FLORA ST ~ BOH ~ COMPLAINANT ADVISED THAT A KNOWN SUBJECT ENTERED HIS RESIDENCE AND STOLEN AN UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF CHANGE. COMPLAINANT ADVISED THAT ENTRY WAS MADE BY REMOVING AN A/C WINDOW UNIT.

     P10-22614 ~ 900 BLK THIRD ST ~ BURGLARY (HABITATION) ~ COMP WAS CONTACTED AT HIS RESIDENCE REGARDING A BOH. HE ADVISED AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT ENTERED HIS RESIDENCE BETWEEN 0830 AND 1930 AND TOOK AN AMERICAN FLAG, $1,500.00 CASH, A 24″ MEN’S GOLD NECKLACE, A BOTTLE OF CROWN ROYAL, AND AN UNKNOWN MAKE/MODEL 9MM PISTOL. ENTRY WAS POSSIBLY MADE THROUGH A BATHROOM WINDOW, ALTHOUGH, THE BACK DOOR WAS UNLOCKED.

     P10-22617 ~ 600 BLK LENWOOD ~ POM ~ OFFICERS CONTACTED JEREMY LANGSTON AT PIONEER PARK IN REFERENCE TO A SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE. LANGSTON WAS IN POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND ARRESTED.

ARRESTS:
JEREMY LANGSTON – POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA M-B
DEMITRIS CLARK – PUBLIC INTOXICATION M-C/POSS OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA M-C

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December 27 Crime Log: But Santa gave me that

Posted on December 27, 2010 by admin

     P10-22578 ~ 1000 W MAIN ST ~ DWI/POCS ~ OFFICERS CONTACTED JOSE ALVAREZ ON A TRAFFIC STOP. HE WAS DETERMINED TO BE INTOXICATED AND ARRESTED. DURING A SEARCH INCIDENT TO ARREST, OFFICERS LOCATED A SMALL BAGGY OF COCAINE IN ALVAREZ’S POCKET.

     P10-22557 ~ 2213 GOUND ST # B ~ EVADING ARREST ~ OFFICERS RESPONDED TO 2213 GOUND ST FOR A DISTURBANCE CALL. OFFICERS CONTACTED SUBJECT WHICH CONTINUED TO WALK AWAY AND REFUSE TO OBEY OFFICERS COMMANDS. OFFICERS THEN HAD TO PHYSICALLY DETAIN THE SUBJECT. ARRESTED WATTS DESMONE

     P10-22552 ~ 3100 RAGUET ST ~ FOUND PROPERTY ~ ON 122610 A CITIZEN FOUND A KNOWN PERSON’S UNITED STATES PASSPORT WHILE EXERCISING NEXT TO THE ROADWAY. THE OWNER WAS GIVEN A MESSAGE BY A FAMILY MEMBER BUT WAS UNABLE TO BE CONTACTED BY POLICE. PROPERTY PLACE IN EVIDENCE FOR SAFE KEEPING.

     P10-22574 ~ 210 W AUSTIN ST ~ THEFT ~ OFFICERS RESPONDED TO A BMV AT IRON HORSE CONDOS. COMP REPORTS THAT AN UNKNOWN SUSPECT ENTERED HIS UNLOCKED VEHICLE BETWEEN 1700 AND 2330 AND TOOK HIS WINCHESTER SUPERX 12GA SHOTGUN FROM THE FRONT SEAT. COMP COULD NOT PROVIDE A SERIAL NUMBER, BUT HE ADVISED HE WOULD CONTACT NPD AS SOON AS HE FOUND IT. IT IS BLACK WITH SYNTHETIC STOCK.

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