Suspect in doughnut shop murder refuses to cooperate
A 15 year old boy arrested for the stabbing death of Bunrith In, owner of Dina's Doughnuts in Baytown, refuses to cooperate with police. He would not discuss or admit to the crime and remains detained at the Harris County Juvenile Detention Center while prosecutors consider filing a motion to try him as an adult.
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Baytown
Bunrith
Dina
Lisa Rynearson
Rynearson
Harris County District Attorney’s Office
Bill Hawkins
Harris County Courts Juvenile Division
Hawkins
Harris County
Supreme Court
Spanky Broomas Pleads Guilty in Montrose Case
James Michael Broomas known as Spanky pleaded guilty to indecency with a child and received four years probation and lifetime sex offender registration. Prosecutor Lance Long said victims were prostitutes paid by him. he must avoid the Montrose area and stay away from schools and child gathering places.
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James Michael Broomas
Houston
Montrose
Broomas
Burger King
Westheimer
Green to host town hall at Sterling Library
Baytown residents can voice concerns to Congressman Gene Green at Sterling Municipal Library from 11 a.m. to noon today. Fernando Cuevas, Green's PR adviser, says the meeting lets the public hear Washington updates and share views on Social Security disability, Medicare, and immigration. The 29th District includes Houston areas and communities like Baytown, Pasadena, and Humble.
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Baytown
Gene Green
Sterling Municipal Library
Washington, D.C
Fernando Cuevas
Green
Texas
City of
Houston
Pasadena
Humble
Restaurants earn moderate ratings in July inspections
In July, 41 of 64 Baytown establishments scored in the 90th percentile after city Environmental Health inspections. Eight earned 100 percent, while the rest scored in the 80s or 70s. Sun Brite Bar, Candy Bouquet, and Childhood Memories Learning Center each posted 100 percent. See INSPECTIONS on Page 10A.
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City of
Baytown
Environmental Health Department
Sun Brite Bar
Garth Road
Candy Bouquet
Main Street
Childhood Memories Learning Center
Lacy
Exxon Mobil debuts HAWK infrared camera to spot leaks
Baytown plant officials say the first commercial HAWK infrared camera enhances leak detection beyond standard sniffers. It may cut quarterly EPA regulated inspections from eight inspectors over three months to about two weeks, allowing redeployment to other tasks as TCEQ tests its use.
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Baytown
Exxon Mobil
Bob Bailes
Doug Deason
Deason
TCEQ
EPA
United States
Osama bin Laden
Afghanistan
Bailes
Houston Ship Channel
HAWK
Baytown Sun
Ryan Culver
Mark Fuqua
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