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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2013
Page
3
The city hosts a Hazardous Waste and Electronics Waste collection day aligned with the Trash Off Baytown event. Residents can drop off items at the City Storage Facility at 1200 Lee Drive corner of Riggs Street. Keep items sealed, original containers, and unmixed. For details call 281-420-5384.
The class of 1963 donated 910 to purchase 26 books for the school library honoring departed classmates. Principal Bruce Davis attended as the group tours Robert E. Lee and the library to see past donations. Reunions include a $125 walk-in fee and visits to local museums with social events planned.
Police responded to six vehicle thefts from a leasing company on Garth Road with wheels tires and other parts taken. Multiple Wednesday assaults were reported across several blocks including Missouri Street Morrell Avenue and Pinemont Place with no charges after investigation. Additional incidents included a vehicle theft between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Foyle Avenue and a trailer valued at 1,500 plus ATV worth 14,800 stolen from a lot on Wednesday. Marijuana seized during a traffic stop yielded 2.5 grams and led to two arrests for possession of a controlled substance.
A woman reported criminal mischief in the 2500 block of East James Street causing $50 damage at 9 28 p m. The incident details are limited to the location time and damage amount.
A vehicle was burglarized at a residence on the 2700 block of Virginia Street in the early morning hours. About 350 dollars of property was stolen. A second burglary occurred at a hotel on the 4600 block of Interstate 10 between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 4:50 a.m. Thursday, with property valued at 800 dollars stolen.
A burglary occurred in the 100 block of Avenue L at 9 40 p m Wednesday. Police report states burglars fired at a person who arrived on scene.
A motorist struck a residence, with no items reported stolen at the scene. Authorities noted no entry or property loss during the incident. Further investigation to determine cause and any resulting charges is ongoing.
A car was reported stolen from the 4300 block of Decker Drive after the driver left the keys in the vehicle and entered a store. The theft occurred at 5 24 a m Thursday and the vehicle was valued at $8 000.
Between Wednesday and Thursday mornings Baytown police filed 29 incident reports and investigated incidents including four assaults one auto theft two burglaries three burglaries of motor vehicles one criminal mischief one driving while intoxicated eight thefts six other arrests and eight miscellaneous cases. Police also investigated three vehicle accidents with no injuries reported.
Baytown police say Myles exited a store with a purse stolen from a woman, used keys to enter her car, and stole cash. Surveillance and witnesses describe Myles, who dumped the purse and bought fast food with some funds. About $389 recovered. remaining cash unaccounted. He faces felony theft and is held with no bond.
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