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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2011
Page
3
A motorcyclist sustained serious injuries Sunday after rear ending a large SUV in the 3000 block of West Baker at about 9 20 p m. He was airlifted by Life Flight to Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston. No condition update was provided Monday.
Baytown police arrested two men after a bar incident in the 400 block of East Texas. One man faced possession of a controlled substance charges. A second man received a public intoxication charge. A separate stop near North Alexander led to a woman’s arrest for possession of marijuana after a field sobriety test. A stolen vehicle was found wrecked in the 2100 block of North Highway 146. the owner was unaware it had been stolen.
Police say tires valued at about $700 were stolen from a vehicle in the 3400 block of Garth Road. The tires were recovered in the back of another vehicle parked at the same complex. The incident happened very early Sunday per the report.
Stolen items include a satellite stereo, tool box, Sony GPS, two speakers, a Motorola cell phone and 40 to 50 CDs from a Chartrese block burglary. Other incidents cite a 42-inch Samsung TV, auto parts worth about $800, and side-view mirrors stolen from two cars at Garth Road mall. Crimes occurred Saturday and Sunday in various blocks.
Police say a brown 1997 Dodge Ram extend cab pickup was stolen from the 3500 block of McKinney Road late Saturday or early Sunday.
Between Saturday and Monday mornings Baytown police wrote 54 offense reports and investigated incidents including four assaults two auto thefts one burglary of a building four vehicle burglaries two driving while intoxicated cases two forgeries seven thefts and five miscellaneous cases. Officers also handled 14 traffic accidents six with injuries. Reports are on the city website. Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards for information leading to arrest and charging of felonies. callers remain anonymous at 281-427-TIPS.
A traffic stop yielded cocaine and an escape by Barthelemy across Interstate 10 into a wooded area. Deputies, aided by a Texas DPS helicopter, couldn't locate him. An arrest warrant was issued for possession of a controlled substance and evading arrest with bond set at 80,000. Earlier, Oct 6, Streets Crimes Unit seized 30 grams of methamphetamine and a digital scale at 5100 block of South Main Street in Anahuac. Zachary James Baty, 25, owned the meth and was arrested for possession of a controlled substance, a second degree felony.
The Streets Crimes Unit executed a search warrant at The Curve, a now defunct Old River store run by Timmy McCoy Flynn of Baytown. He was found with methamphetamine and ecstasy, a digital scale, about $500 in cash, a pistol and a shotgun. Flynn faced two counts of possession of a controlled substance less than 1 gram and posted $20,000 bail after arrest.
Volunteers are urged to join a tree planting event at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge to plant 200 trees and more than 200 willows and hackberries. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service staff will dig planting holes while volunteers handle planting. lunch and drinks provided. Contact Travis Lovelace or Stephanie Martinez to RSVP. The refuge lies along I-10 east, exit Highway 61 South, FM 562, FM 1985, with steps to the gazebo.
Lehrmann, a Baytown native and former Fort Worth judge, wins Place 3 on the Texas Civil Court after Republican primary success and Gov. Perry’s appointment to fill an unexpired term. Harriet O Neill vacated suddenly, paving the path for Lehrmann alongside support from kinship ties and a Fort Worth crowd at inauguration. Lieck, also a district attorney, faces re election soon while continuing her own political duties.
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