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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2010
Page
3
A Grantham Road resident on Grantham Road reported internet job scam attempts. She said offers seemed too good to be true, sought a second opinion, and followed up with police to report the scams.
Police report a 25 year old man dumped about a quarter pound of marijuana from a car window and fled when stopped on Interstate 10 around 1 pm Thursday. He was identified and charged with possession of marijuana and evading arrest.
Baytown police filed 48 offense reports between Thursday and Friday mornings and investigated two burglaries four thefts three burglaries of motor vehicles one criminal mischief incident 24 other arrests and 14 miscellaneous reports. They also handled three major crashes and one minor crash.
A purse was reported stolen and later recovered at Goose Creek Memorial High School. A student was cited for theft. A 26 year old man was arrested shortly after noon on Thursday.
Goose Creek CISD assistant superintendent Robert McGowen has resigned as superintendent of Alvin Independent School District effective June 30 after taking the post in January 2008 following three years at Goose Creek. He will be on paid administrative leave immediately. Alvin School Board President Pete Vincent says stepping aside is in the district and his family's best interest.
Houston AP report says science teacher Sheri Lynn Davis apologized for the April 29 beating of 13 year old Isaiah Reagins at Jamie's House Charter School. Reagins suffered a black eye and bruises as his mother Alesha Johnson sues Davis and the school. Davis was fired after video circulated.
State Rep. Craig Eiland calls on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to extend the commercial shrimping season beyond Saturday's close due to the Deepwater Horizon spill. He worries Gulf Coast ports are blocked by oil, which could drive up shrimp prices.
Police say two men attacked a 60 year old man in his Texas City home using duct tape to tie him up and steal his car on Wednesday night. Investigators believe the victim was not the intended target and that the attackers may have been aiming for the man's son.
Officials at the University of Texas Medical Branch warn they may not renew the contract providing care to more than 120000 state prison inmates unless lawmakers cover an projected 82 million dollar budget shortfall. UT branch staff hope a drastic move won t be needed.
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