Burglary, thefts, and assault reported in Baytown area
A man jailed after allegedly bleaching his girlfriend's clothing following an argument in the 2000 block of Carolina. Two Baytown men jailed on burglary connections in the 1000 block of North Main. A man in the 6000 block of Garth Road charged with evading after a burglary call. A washateria break in the 3700 block of West Baker netted $80 and a 3400 block Shady Hill apartment loss of $160. A black 2010 Yamaha boat motor valued at $4,000 disappeared from the 400 block of Rollingwood. A bicycle worth $80 was stolen from a home in the 2200 block of Maryland and a purse theft occurred in the 9800 block of Toulouse.
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Police Beat Summary From Sunday and Saturday Reports
A Sunday police report notes losses totaling 682 dollars with thefts including 500 dollars at an Ontario Avenue residence and 599 dollar trailer theft from Tractor Supply on Garth Road. Saturday reports include 390 dollars of property stolen from Verizon Wireless on Garth Road and a jewelry and tool theft at a William Avenue residence plus 1600 dollars of jewelry and prescription drugs stolen from an apartment at Centennial Square 805 Schilling last week. A separate incident at a truck stop on Interstate 10 around 9:50 p.m. involved a woman sprayed with mace by an unknown assailant.
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Auto theft target shifts to a Toyota Corolla on Garth Road
A silver 2010 Toyota Corolla with Texas plate BC87128 was stolen from the 5100 block of Garth Road on Friday. Loss value is $8,587. Local police urge witnesses to report any information leading to recovery or suspects.
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Vehicle vandalism and theft incidents reported in Baytown
Last week in Baytown multiple property damage and theft incidents were reported in various blocks including Garth Road Quail Hollow West Homan and Rollingbrook. Total damage estimates ranged around 300 200 200 and 475 dollars with several arrests and many incidents under police investigation. Police Beat notes 96 offense reports 18 traffic accidents and numerous assaults burglaries thefts and other cases.
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Spaghetti Dinner to Help Baytown Disabled Veterans
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 126 hosts a spaghetti dinner on Saturday, March 10 to aid Baytown area disabled veterans and families. Spaghetti plates are 7 dollars with dine-in or carry-out at VFW Hall 8204 North Main, about one mile north of I 10. Dinners run 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dr Dennis Brown new Lee College president will address the Baytown Chamber of Commerce lunch meeting at 11 30 a.m.
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Salute to Senior Service Honor Program Seeks Elder Volunteers
Home Instead Senior Care announces Salute to Senior Service to honor volunteers 65 and older in Northeast and Northwest Houston. Nominations due by March 15, 2012, with state winners awarded plaques and a $5,000 donation to their chosen nonprofit. Call 281 440 5160 for details.
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