Baytown Police Make Drug Arrests After Traffic Stops
Baytown Hot Spot Unit halted several vehicles Monday in separate traffic stops leading to multiple arrests. A Lee Drive and West Nazro stop yielded liquid codeine and over 1500 dollars seized. Other stops on Garth Street and near 7 p.m. produced methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia, with one driver facing public intoxication charges.
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Lee Drive
West Nazro
Garth
Auto burglaries and thefts reported in Baytown area
Baytown police logs show multiple thefts including two DVD monitors stolen from a vehicle in West Wright block Sunday night valued at 700 dollars and a wallet taken from an unlocked car on East Hunnicutt. Tires and wheels were stolen from a Lindbergh Court vehicle worth about 2500 dollars. A 1997 Chevrolet pickup was reported stolen Sunday night from East James apartments. A salon break in at 5100 Garth early Tuesday led to 2265 dollars in equipment stolen. Police also logged 44 offenses, four assaults, two auto thefts, three MV burglaries, seven thefts, one forgery, and seven traffic accidents. Crimestoppers tips offer cash rewards.
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West Wright
East Hunnicutt
Lindbergh Court
East James
Houston
Thompson Road
Garth
Baytown
Police Department
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Baytown Building Permits Total $1.99 Million
Inspection Division logged applications for residential and commercial permits from Dec 5 to Dec 11 totaling 1,993,433. New residential at 10427 Devinwood Drive by Brighton Homes valued 151,195. roof extension at 901 Fleetwood St. by Humberto Cervantez 1,500. Commercial permits include 4500 N Main Self Storage 1,800,000 by Dent & Smith Inc. and 909 Decker Drive elevator installation 40,738 by Thyssen Krupp Access for Lee College. Certificates of occupancy valued 0 include Pinehurst Food Mart gas station at 7105 N 146 Hwy and San Jacinto Mall at 4900 E Hwy.
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Devinwood Drive
Brighton Homes
Humberto Cervantez
Gary Bailey
Dent & Smith, Inc
Lee College
Thyssen Krupp Access
SEC chief cites decade of SEC failures on Madoff probes
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox says staff failed repeatedly over ten years to credibly pursue allegations against money manager Bernard Madoff. He describes the lapse as a serious agency breakdown and says he is gravely concerned by the apparent failures to investigate and obtain authority to probe.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Bernard Madoff
SEC
Christopher Cox
Madoff
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