Chambers County busts alleged crack dealer Bailey
A joint operation by Chambers County Sheriff and the Chambers-Liberty Task Force ended an eight month probe against Raymond Earl Bailey. Officers seized drugs a sawed off shotguns and scales during searches of Bailey’s apartment and residence. He faces two felony drug counts and one count of weapon possession with bail set at 150000.
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Chambers County Sheriffs Office
Chambers-Liberty County
Bailey
Chambers County
Robert
Pop’ Bailey
Mid-Chambers County
Joe LaRive
Chambers-Liberty County Task Force
Chambers County Sheriffs Deputies
Baytown Police arrest two for evading arrest and drugs at Avalon Bay
Baytown officers arrested two men at Avalon Bay apartments for evading arrest trespass and possession of crack cocaine and marijuana. A separate incident on Galfway Drive led to one man’s arrest while his wife faced warrants. Additional theft and shoplifting cases were logged along with 146 calls from Thursday to Friday including seven alarms and several accidents.
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Baytown
Avalon Bay
Northwood Drive
Galfway Drive
Target
West Liberty man linked to McCartney murder case
Police tied a fatal slashing on County Road 611 to a broader McCartney murder case after a burglary probe at Palais Royal. A Crime Stoppers tip led to Lantern Lane and Morrell Street, where a wallet with McCartney ID was found. Wal Mart footage showed a kidnapping for vehicle theft.
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West Liberty
Baytown
McCartney
Palais Royal
Lantern Lane
Morrell Street
Wal-Mart
Carter
180Th District
Freyer
Faught
District Attorney’s
Welch
State predicts low turnout for Texas amendments vote
Texas Secretary of State Phil Wilson projected only 9.5 percent turnout among registered voters for Tuesday's constitutional amendments election. Speaking in Midland during a West Texas tour, he noted early voting was lower than hoped and urged Texans to vote. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. He cited factors like prior turnout, registration, and early voting trends as basis for the estimate.
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Austin
Texas
Phil Wilson
Wilson
Midland
Secretary of State
Sixteen proposed amendments on the ballot November sixth
A list of propositions 1 through 16 outlines constitutional changes and bond authorizations. Topics include funding for Angelo State University facilities, student loans funding up to 500 million dollars, property tax valuation formulas, up to 1 billion in state park and prison project bonds, tax freeze for certain municipal abatement, vehicle tax exemptions for occupational use, eminent domain resale, home equity loan provisions, veteran homestead tax exemptions, legislative recorded votes online, up to 5 billion in highway bonds, bail denial under certain orders, retirement term extensions for judges, up to 3 billion for cancer research, and up to 250 million for the Water Development Board to aid distressed areas.
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Angelo State University
Texas Department of Agriculture
Office of Inspector of Hides and Animals
Ote Transportation Commission
Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Five year old rescues family from apartment fire
A Victoria Walker School pupil, Richard Glenn, awoke to a fire at his Hunt Garden apartment. He alerted his parents, helped them act, and kept himself and family safe as neighbors and maintenance contained the blaze. He learned 911 basics from a Baytown Fire Department presentation and plans to dress as a firefighter for Halloween. Contact 832-880-6623 to donate size 5 6 clothing shoes 13 1/2 toys.
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Richard Glenn
Glenn
Victoria Walker
Hunt Garden
Kelly
Landon
Jake
Kelly Glenn
Cody Kraus
Baytown
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N. Main ST
Baytown Sun
Nicki Evans
Hunt Garden Apartments
Book
Breyer
Wwpen
Lox
Nemas
Vret
Pcome
Gulfbay Church
Tay
Cary Bird
Ali
AL H-Baek Rocker
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