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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2011
Page
7
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The Pilot Club of Baytown donated funds to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Cancer Center. Denise Martinez, patient navigator, received the gift from Delores Ellis, Pilot Club community service area leader, in a contributed photo. A separate report notes a 56 year old woman robbed at San Jacinto Mall, with $100 in parts stolen from a North Main vehicle and other thefts nearby, including a gun and electronics from a locked car near Chili’s.
Baytown police report a string of vehicle burglaries and thefts including a Mossberg shotgun stolen from a parked truck in San Jacinto Mall lot. A blue over silver 1999 Ford F-250 with plate 58GBB5 and a green 1995 Polaris Sportsman were stolen, with loss around 11500. Four suspects charged. 26 offenses logged overnight with assaults, robberies, thefts, and two building burglaries.
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