Burglary roundup hits Baytown area
Baytown police report multiple incidents across the city. A 37-year-old man was jailed for burglary of Baytown Health Center on Garth Road. Theft included a sign company break in on South Main, power tools from Raccoon Drive, two air conditioning units from Knights of Columbus on West Main, a computer set from Taft Circle, and firearms plus items from a Bayway Drive dog facility. Additional losses occurred at a trailer park on Ward Road and a home on Ruth Avenue, with totals ranging from hundreds to just under two thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Baytown Health Center
Garth Road
South Main
Raccoon Drive
The
Knights of Columbus
West Main
Taft Circle
Bayway Drive
Ward Road
Ruth Avenue
Auto thefts and assault report in city area
Police report two vehicle thefts and an assault. A 1992 Honda Civic was stolen from the 700 block of West James between 10 30 p m Friday and 10 a m Saturday. Another theft occurred in the 3400 block of McKinney driveway between 9 a m and 1 15 p m Saturday. An assault was reported at a trailer park in the 3500 block of McKinney about 11 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West James
McKinney
Garth Road
Garth
North Main
Interstate 10
West Baker
del Sur
Rollingbrook
Vehicle burglaries report detailed across Baytown area
Police Beat summary reports multiple vehicle burglaries in Baytown with thefts from cars at grocery stores gas stations and apartment complexes. Value losses range from 100 to over 1000 dollars with items including a passport electronics and tools. Authorities note eight traffic accidents during the period and urge tips via Baytown Crime Stoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Cattlemen seek safeguards after $130M cattle swindle
Lubbock ranchers and others evaluate remedies after a Midwest cattle brokerage collapsed leaving hundreds of cattlemen across multiple states owed up to $130 million. Proposals include escrow-backed payment clearance before delivery and stronger federal oversight to prevent repeat fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Midwest
U.S
Texas Briefs and Court Battles Across the State
Texas farmers wary of new measures say rapid cattle trades make rules impractical. Indiana firm Eastern Livestock faces checks bounce and bond issues per federal complaint. In Houston a judge rules Kubosh family cannot intervene as the city seeks to void a red light camera contract. American Traffic Solutions faces questions after voters reject the system and Houston asks about contract payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Texas
John Welch
Federal Agriculture
Indiana
Eastern Livestock Co., LLC
Houston
U.S
Lynn Hughes
Kubosh
Hughes
American Traffic Solutions Inc
Scottsdale, Ariz
Agreement Extension Hangs On 2014 Expiry
The agreement mentioned expires in 2014 and Hughes did not immediately rule on the contract dispute, according to Associated Press reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Baytown Police Log Details 62 Offense Reports
Between Saturday and Monday mornings Baytown police filed 62 offense reports and investigated incidents including five assaults three auto thefts five burglaries of buildings seven vehicle burglaries one driving while intoxicated case a robbery eleven theft cases and nine miscellaneous cases Baytown officers also.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Also Mentioned on This Page
UT Journalism Post
Austin
Wanda Garner Cash
Journali
University of Texas At Austin
Cash
Texas Journalism
Baytown Sun
Facts
Clute
Kerrville Daily Times
Texas Press Association
Ingram News
Texas Briefs
Associated Press
Che Siin
Lan Gillespie
Call Law Today
Texas Professional Hearing Center
Garth Rd
Most
America
Carpethaus.com
Brinkley Cleaners
N. Main
Premiere & Cinemas
Farly Bird
Eeroks
David Brinkley
Baytown School
Barbers Hill School
Stecheintrl
Eee Yen
Visionmax
San Jacinto Mall
Tortugas
Sony
Espaniol
Karla Opryshek
Karla
Krishermckay.com
Krisher-Mckay, Inc. Realtors
Massey Tompkins
VERT
Dr. Guertin
Daren M. Guertin
D.P.M
Aacfas