Multiple Baytown crimes span robbery carjacking and disorder
A knife robbery at Kroger on North Alexander led to a cash theft by a Hispanic man with a heavy build and shoulder length hat. In a separate incident at 3700 Garth Road, a gunpoint carjacking occurred as three young adults were threatened and the vehicle driven away. Police recovered the vehicle behind a West Cleveland residence. A leaf blower theft at Pecan Grove prompted a brief chase and charges for evading and burglary of a habitation. A North Carolina man was struck by a passing car near Thompson Road, sustaining broken hips and Life Flight transported him to a Houston hospital. A disturbance at a Decker Drive business ended with a chaotic arrest and a possible drug influence.
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Self-storage Burglaries Reported on Decker Drive
Police note several vehicles burglarized at a self-storage facility in the 4500 block of Decker Drive Sunday. Pioneer stereo equipment stolen with an estimated loss of 1800 dollars.
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Burglaries Reported Across Baytown Neighborhoods
Police say tools worth about 800 dollars were stolen from a building in the 300 block of East Republic during a burglary on Saturday. Drugs and consumables were taken from an apartment in the 300 block of West Baker on Sunday. Over 300 dollars in property disappeared from a vehicle burglarized Saturday night in the 1700 block of Country Club Cove. Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards and tips can be reported to 281-427-TIPS.
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Baytown Police Log Details 45 Offenses Over Weekend
Between Saturday and Monday mornings Baytown police filed 45 offense reports and investigated incidents including a homicide, two robberies, five assaults, three burglaries of buildings, five vehicle burglaries, one criminal mischief case, three disorderly conduct cases, two driving while intoxicated cases, five thefts, and four miscellaneous matters. Officers also responded to 11 traffic accidents with related injuries at one crash.
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Vehicle burglaries across city report weekend thefts
Over the weekend several vehicle burglaries were reported. A theft of tools valued at 250 occurred in the 800 block of East James while a jewelry store lot in the 1600 block of Garth Road saw about 800 in jewelry stolen. A vehicle at an apartment complex in the 6000 block of Garth Road lost around 1,000 in property. A Garmin GPS unit was stolen from a vehicle burglarized on El Chaco in the 9800 block.
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Baytown Man Jailed After Traffic Stop Leads to Marijuana Find
A Baytown man was jailed Saturday after a traffic stop on Nolan Road 800 block for a traffic violation. Police say seven grams of marijuana were found in his possession during the stop.
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Kia Savage and Brad Lewis Engaged to Wed in Crosby Texas
Keith Quick and Renee DiPietro announce the engagement of Kia Savage to Brad Lewis. Kia, a Philadelphia native and 1995 Fels High School graduate, is a Master Cosmetologist and Personal Trainer. Brad, Baytown High School 1990 graduate, Morehouse College alum, is an educator and entrepreneur. They reside in Atlanta and plan an August 21, 2010 wedding in Crosby, Texas.
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