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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2010
Page
3
A couple on Goose Creek Drive reported two masked men arriving at their door about 9 p.m. Tuesday demanding money. One man, tall and thin black, the other Hispanic about 5 5 carrying a baseball bat. homeowner slammed the door and called police. Police found no one on arrival. The woman warned residents to look before answering.
A GMC Yukon reported stolen from a 5600 block Garth Road parking lot between 1 and 3 pm Tuesday was entered into the national stolen vehicle database. Houston police alerted police that the car was recovered near Bush Intercontinental Airport with damage limited to a hotwired steering column. A woman in the 300 block of Midway Drive reported a separate trespass incident.
A woman awakened at 6 a.m. heard a loud noise and found a very intoxicated white man aged 18 to 25 in her living room. He was looking for someone named Craig, whom the resident said did not live there and had left. He wore blue jeans and a long sleeve flannel shirt.
Computer equipment was stolen from a home on E Cleveland Street between 10:45 and 11:30. An apartment on Rollingbrook Drive yielded items and other goods missing between 8:45 and 18:00. Money was taken from a home on Buchanan Drive between 15:45 and 19:45 Tuesday.
Vehicle jewelry stolen from an unlocked car at the mall between 430 and 530 PM Monday. A GPS unit reported stolen from a vehicle on Savell Drive between 5 PM Wednesday and 9 AM. Cash and medications taken from a car on Ferry Road around 10 AM Tuesday. Baytown police logged 38 offense reports and incidents from Tuesday morning to Wednesday morning, including two assaults, one auto theft, three burglaries, two motor-vehicle burglaries, two forgeries and two thefts, plus 11 other arrests and 13 additional reports. Three major crashes and four minor crashes were investigated. Crime Stoppers tips may be anonymous with rewards.
Baytown detectives announce intensified patrols along Garth Road and I-10 corridors to curb car burglaries and thefts during holiday shopping. They urge locking cars, hiding valuables, and planning trips to buy large items last, stressing vigilance against opportunistic thieves.
Knights of Columbus John Paul Council 7206 launch the annual Christmas tree sale on the St. John the Evangelist Church front lawn at 800 W. Baker Rd. in Baytown with hours 5 to 8 pm weekdays 10 am to 8 pm Saturdays and noon to 8 pm Sundays. Proceeds fund charitable works including scholarships and support for Pregnancy Resource Center East Goodfellows Project Graduation and the Bay Area Rehabilitation Center’s Opportunity Center. Buyers are urged to get a tree early and care tips include keeping it cool indoors water in the stand and daily watering.
Baytown organizers call for unwrapped toys and volunteers for the Cruisin Texas Toy Drive at Baytown Community Center on December 18. Registration starts 11:30 a.m. with a toy run at 1 p.m. Donations: toys, batteries, cookies, punch, bicycles, and cash. Drop-off at Pelican Junction or mail to Baytown address. tax deductible as a nonprofit.
Leo, a student with a natural talent for art, drew a perfect eagle in minutes as teachers guided a week long painting project. His excitement grew when he invited his mother to view the masterpiece, with family and staff expressing pride and optimism for his future.
Baytown residents may see Baytown Police Department SWAT team members and emergency response vehicles around William B. Travis Elementary School at 100 Robin Road from 9 30 a m to 2 p m Sunday Nov 28. The exercise uses the roof for high building evacuations and should last under three hours with no expected traffic impact.
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