Crosby High School debaters clinch state UIL CX honors
Crosby High School debaters excel at the UIL State CX Championship held March 15 to 17. Jacob Gonzales and Ashley Lance and Josh Jennings with Josh Coleman posted top seed results, earned multiple speaker honors, and led CHS to a second place finish after two teams faced off in the Round of 8. All debaters earned eligibility for the TILF scholarship as seniors.
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Multiple thefts reported in Baytown police beat items
A 2007 Ford F 350 welding truck with a 20 foot lowboy trailer was stolen from a La Quinta parking lot on Interstate 10 between 1 6 a.m. Monday with losses estimated at 20 000. A city building at West Nazro saw a burglary with a Colt fogger Sears charger and two computer screens stolen. A black gray 22 inch Craftsman mower was taken from a Caroline Street shed over the weekend with a 440 loss. A purse was stolen from a vehicle in the 4700 block of Indian Trail Sunday night or Monday. A front license plate vanished from a vehicle at a bowling alley on Ward Road. A Ruger P 89 handgun disappeared from a burglarized apartment complex on North Pruett. Damage valued at 500 to a vehicle in a Rollingbrook complex. In total Baytown police logged 29 offense reports and six traffic crashes in the Monday Tuesday period with two assaults one auto theft one building burglary three vehicle burglaries two criminal mischief cases one disorderly conduct forgery five thefts and five miscellaneous cases. Police Beat summaries come from Baytown Police Department reports and interviews with spokesmen. Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards for felony information. anonymous tips accepted via Baytown Crime Stoppers at 281 427 TIPS or text BAYTOWN to 274637.
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Baytown Crime Stoppers seeks help locating two suspects
Baytown Crime Stoppers asks for tips to locate Elvis Warren Jr. and Wesley Thurman Cooper. Elvis Warren Jr. is a Black male born March 3 1959, 5 foot 6, 150 pounds with brown eyes and partially gray hair, charged with a felony controlled substance offense. Wesley Thurman Cooper is a White male born July 30 1958, 5 foot 1, 185 pounds with blue eyes and brown to partially gray hair, charged with a felony assault, family member. A $500 award is offered for information leading to arrest. Call 281-427-TIPS.
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Two Students Charged In False Alarm At REL
Two Robert E. Lee students face charges for reporting a false fire alarm on March 28. A 17-year-old was seen on video removing a fire alarm cover in the auditorium foyer and leaving, with a 16-year-old nearby holding a door for escape. They reentered and triggered the alarm again causing evacuation and fire department response. The act is a Class A misdemeanor but can be a state jail felony for certain facilities including schools.
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Lee College students win Caldwell Memorial Awards
Lee College Honors Program students Lynna McGuyer and Cheryl Dabney won the C M Caldwell Memorial Award for historical research and writing. They placed first and second in the lower division at the Webb Society's 116th Annual Meeting and may be published in Touchstone.
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