Baytown Police Beat Highlights Burglaries and Thefts
The Robert E Lee High School concession stand and locker room were burglarized around 8 a.m. Tuesday. A radar gun valued at 900 dollars was reported stolen. A disturbance on Beech Street led to Class A assault charges against a 47-year-old ex caregiver after a fight with a 76-year-old woman who had been videotaped assaulting her. A theft occurred at Racetrac on Garth Road with a 1995 green Lexus driver stealing gas worth about 32 dollars. Two women were arrested for shoplifting at San Jacinto Mall for about 187 dollars of merchandise. bonds set at 500 dollars each. Police logged 176 calls in 24 hours ending Wednesday.
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Weekend barbecue to aid Mont Belvieu man with rare disease
Two months after a friend’s December diagnosis with Goodpasture's syndrome, Brad Smith's charity barbecue benefit grows with sponsors and donors. The event at Texas Wild Sports Bar features brisket, sides, live music, an auction, poker run, and horseshoe games to cover medical and living expenses as Smith cannot work. Supporters include Texas Wild Sports Bar, Newport Golf Club, Eagle Pointe Golf Course, Houston Raceway Park, and Angel Brothers Enterprise Inc.
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Brisket fundraiser and events at Texas Wild Bar
At Texas Wild Sports Bar on Friday and Saturday a benefit is planned with live music, barbecued plates at $8, brisket plates at $8, a 11 a.m. fun run, a noon poker run and horseshoe and a 4:30 p.m. auction. The event aims to raise money for Smith who suffers from Goodpasture syndrome requiring dialysis and chemotherapy.
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Distemper outbreak At Baytown shelter 21 dogs euthanized
Baytown Animal Control Facility has euthanized 21 dogs over weeks due to canine distemper or suspected cases. Shelter remains open for adoptions with reduced intake and adoption refunds offered. Staff disinfecting and airing the facility to separate infected dogs, while monitoring all animals for safety. Detective Shane Darsee notes some animals returned or euthanized at private vets. Dr. Cynthia Lipps reports cases in West Baytown.
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Darsee
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Cynthia Lipps
Archer Road
Baytown Animal Control Facility remains open for adoptions
Baytown Animal Control Facility continues adoptions with contact at 281-422-7600. Canine distemper outbreaks in past years led to euthanizing animals, but officials say the shelter remains open. Distemper affects puppies and older dogs. vaccines are about 20 dollars and 95 percent protective.
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Lipps
Texas Avenue
Tractor Supply
North Main
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