Three Houston men sentenced in 2010 bank robbery
Three Houston men received federal prison terms for the June 7, 2010 robbery of Community Bank in unincorporated Chambers County near Baytown. Jose Quintanilla, 27, was sentenced to 12.5 years, while Paul Ballard, 52, and Carl Malone, 50, drew 10 years each after confessing. The heist involved binding employees and stealing cash, checks, and valuables before fleeing west on Interstate 10. They will be transferred to federal prisons to begin serving sentences.
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Steel Pans perform at Lee College halftime show
Ashbel Smith Elementary School students from Baytown. fourth grader Gisselle Huerta and fifth graders Yaraaixa Torres and Adriana Chavez participate in the Steel Pans during halftime of a Lee College men’s basketball game last Saturday. The group is part of Communities in Schools program.
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Baytown Sun
Albert Villegas
Robbery reports in Houston area unfold with details
HCSO investigates two robberies from Jan 21. A woman waiting near Wallisville Road for an AT&T store opened. a tall black man in a green shirt jeans and sneakers grabbed her purse. A separate incident near Wheat Lane involved a blue truck, assault, and cash theft with no suspect description.
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Vandalism hits GCCISD building on Fairway Drive
Police said a glass door was broken at a GCCISD district building in the 4900 block of Fairway Drive Sunday with damage estimated at 500 dollars. The incident follows a separate break in a home in the 100 block of West Humble on Saturday.
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Vehicle burglaries reported at Baytown area motels and streets
Police logged 63 reports from Saturday to Monday, including seven vehicle burglaries and 11 thefts. Burglars took taillights from a truck in the 400 block of East Lobit and a handgun from a Ford truck in the 1900 block of Narcille. Losses ranged from 150 to 1500 dollars. Crime Stoppers offers anonymous tips at 281 427 TIPS.
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Fleeing driver arrested after crash on North Main
Police arrest a young man after he struck another vehicle and fled the scene in the 3300 block of North Main around 10 30 p m Saturday. He faces charges of failure to stop and give information minor in possession of alcohol and driving under the influence with no injuries reported.
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Burglary and theft report across several city blocks
Police report shows a weekend burglary on a 3100 block Nebraska Street with $2100 in hand and power tools stolen. Additional thefts include $120 in tools from the 400 block of West Homan and $220 in jewelry from Centennial Square apartments at the 800 block of Schilling. A Saturday break in on West Miriam Avenue caused $480 in property loss, with $300 noted elsewhere.
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Schilling
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