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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2009
Page
3
Police report a man seeking fast food damaged a Jack-In-The-Box window in the 2200 block of North Alexander at about 1:15 a.m. Monday after the drive-thru was closed. Surveillance video captured the incident.
Police report multiple thefts and burglaries across Baytown from May 5 to May 19, including electronics valued at about 1500 stolen from an apartment in Centennial Square blocks 800 Schilling, tools and furniture totaling about 5000 stolen from 4800 Stone Bridge, and a maroon 1995 Geo Prizm stolen from 1200 Northwood. Additional vehicle thefts occurred at 3200 Garth Road and 300 block West Baker Road. Officers logged 47 offense reports and four traffic accidents between Monday and Tuesday mornings.
A Crystal Beach man waited until Monday to report head injuries suffered Saturday when a stranger he met at a convenience store beat him at his mobile home. Medics flew him to Memorial Hermann Hospital two days after the assault. Galveston police say the shooting case involves recklessness, not intent, as investigators pursue charges.
Galveston City Council weighs reconsidering a controversial smoking ban for bars and restaurants that failed in 2006. Mayor Lyda Ann Thomas opposed it, while Randall Pettit of downtown martini bar 21 now plans a smoke free reopening, signaling shifting business views. The topic gains momentum as neighbors reopen without smoking sections.
A 16-year-old sister, sister of Juanita Martin, 12, is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in the Galveston case. Juanita was shot Sunday at her family home on Avenue N and died after airlift to Memorial Hermann Hospital.
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