Baytown Cat Mistaken for Ocelot Noted as Bengal Domestic Cat
Patti Jett city official confirms the Forest View feline is a large domestic short hair with unusual markings resembling an ocelot but not one. She notes the cat’s head M-shaped marking, Bengal ancestry possibilities, and that traps remain out as residents stay vigilant for safety.
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Polumbo mulls single judge for juvenile court 2010 11
Judge Tony Polumbo plans to stay through December and discuss with school district administrators and Coffey whether a single judge should run the juvenile system for the 2010 11 school year. He leads a busy Harris County JP court serving five districts and about 400 youths weekly across truancy, misdemeanors and traffic cases while also performing civil marriages.
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Woman reports groper on bike trail near Raccoon Drive
A woman walking on a bike trail near the 4200 block of Raccoon Drive at about 9 p.m. Tuesday said a man on a bicycle grabbed or slapped her rear as he passed. Police report no similar incidents in the area and call it isolated.
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Immigrant Arrest Falters at Massey Tompkins Road
Baytown police assisted in arresting an illegal immigrant felon in the 500 block of Massey Tompkins Road at about 8 30 a.m. Tuesday. Federal officials made the arrest and Baytown officers took evidence into custody.
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Theft of Equipment from City Building
Equipment taken from a city facility on Decker Drive includes electrical panels and wire stored at the building. The theft was discovered Tuesday afternoon, with items taken sometime in the prior week.
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Thefts and burglaries in city streets report
Tires were stolen from a tire shop in the 2400 block of West Main about 9 30 a m Tuesday. The tires and a vehicle were later found abandoned in the 600 block of Carver and the tires returned to the business. Electronic equipment was reported taken from a car burglarized in the 2300 block of Olive Street about 9 30 p m Monday. Computer equipment stolen from a vehicle in the 1000 block of Narcille Street about 10 p m Monday.
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Commission ends probe as hearing motion dies
Baytown resident Joshua K. Hart presented his complaint to the commission over alleged policy violations by Lester. Attorney Jon Pfennig, representing Lester, urged his defense. After summaries, a motion for a full hearing died for lack of a second, ending the inquiry.
Multiple thefts reported on Garth Road and East James Avenue
A credit card stolen from a vehicle in the 3500 block of Garth Road was later used at various stores. A car was reported stolen from the 400 block of East James Avenue sometime between midnight Monday and 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Baytown Police Log Details 41 Offenses and Crashes
Between Tuesday morning and Wednesday morning Baytown police filed 41 offense reports and investigated thirteen assault, auto theft, burglaries, burglaries of motor vehicles and other crimes. They also logged 11 other arrests and 11 miscellaneous reports along with three major crashes and two minor crashes. Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards for felony information at (281) 427 TIPS.
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