Poe Believes Cartels, Border Barriers Improve US Security
Congressman Ted Poe told about 200 at the Rotary Club that illegal border crossings total 5,000 daily and that three drug cartels seek control in Laredo. He urged National Guard help, border barriers, and a tougher Adam Walsh Act. He also touted a reservist salary-difference tax credit bill and noted local office hours. Baytown Crime Stoppers offers rewards for fugitives including Thompson, Ingraham, Rogers, Raymond, and Richard. A vehicle damage incident on Texas Avenue is under investigation.
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Rotary Club of
Baytown
Ted Poe
United States
Laredo
Poe
U.S
Adam Walsh
Bush
John Walsh
Harris County
Rotary Club
Corky” Bloomfield
Bloomfield
Highlands
Morgan’s Point
House
Dennis Michael Thompson
Dennis Ray Ingraham
Frank Rogers Jr
Keith Douglas Raymond
Lennus Hayden Richard
Car burglarized and burned in Colby Drive
A man reported his car was burglarized between 8 p.m. Sunday and 6 p.m. Monday in the 1900 block of Colby Drive. Medications and $50 in cash were stolen, and the interior was smeared with food and set on fire. The suspect or suspects remain at large.
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Colby Drive
Man Arrested In Baytown For Driving Stolen Car
A Baytown police stop at a truck stop on Interstate 10 led to the arrest of a La Porte man for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after the stolen car was found. A Houston man passenger was arrested for soliciting without a permit.
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Baytown
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Rollingbrook
la Porte
Harris County Public Library
S. Broadway
Crosby
Hare Road
Dayton — Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Bryan St
Liberty
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Trinity St
Houston
Woman reports vehicle overturned by unknown suspects
A woman reported that sometime between 10 p.m. a car was turned over by unknown suspects. No further details were provided about location, injuries, or suspects.
Baytown Council weighs Lee extension or demolition option
The council reviews safety issues at the subdivision with vagrants and wild animals and will decide whether to grant Lee the extension or proceed with demolition. It may draft a new repair agreement. The third budget work session discusses a $92.5 million plan with no property tax rate increase but higher water, wastewater and solid waste fees. Session starts 4:30 p.m. today in City Hall. regular meeting follows at 6:30 p.m.
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Vagrants and Wild Animals Council
Lee
Council
Counci Chamber
Baytown City Hall
Market St
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Rachael
Seeleya
Baytownsun.com
Texas Avenue
Ingraham
Thompson
Rogers
Richard
Raymond
City of
Kang
Eugene Kang
W. Baker Rd
Allenbrook
Tony
Kuk Sool
N. Alexander
Happy the Clown
Ourbaytown.com
Ksw
Wwe
Ibbbi
Dean Taylor
Pye Ma Foyer
Elie Heme Leet
Garth
The
Huggins St
SERCO
Jackson Hewitt
Beverley
Brown
Decker Dr
Texas
Immigration & Citizenship
Lah Ile de
John Tucker
Miami Vice
Exner Biro
Mariners Roar
Samoa
San Jacinto
Deya Dalashy, MD
FACOG
Macog Bassem Tawadrous
James Bowie
Beartown
Pasadena
Fairmont
Houserey, TX
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