Man Arrested On Felony Warrants Kicks Police Car Window
A Baytown man arrested on felony warrants kicked out the rear passenger window of a police car while en route to jail. The district attorney added criminal mischief charges, citing $1,200 in estimated damage. Police received a 911 tip alleging a threat against Ross S Sterling High School. no suspect named and the case remains under investigation.
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Auto Crash Lands Victim by LifeFlight to Hermann Hospital
Baytown police said an auto accident Thursday afternoon sent one person to Hermann Hospital by LifeFlight. There was no fatality at the scene.
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Man Arrested in Baytown Traffic Stop
Baytown police halted a vehicle on W Gulf Street Wednesday and arrested a local man after officers found 2 grams of crack cocaine. He was taken to jail.
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Kiwanis Apple Sale Promises Varieties and Awards
Kiwanis clubs offer red delicious granny smith and gala apples by case or sub‑cases with prices ranging from 10 to 52 dollars per case. The sale runs today through November 6 with hours daily at the trailer and a new John B Tucker Golden Apple award honoring the famed seller.
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Police Beat Summary From Baytown Reports
Between 6 am Wednesday and 6 am Thursday Baytown police logged 135 calls for service including five alarms one assault two criminal mischief four disturbances four thefts one major accident and nine minor accidents. Crime Stoppers offers cash for tips. anonymous callers may reach 281-427-TIPS.
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County judge welcomes expert to county disaster unit
County Judge Jimmy Sylvia says the arrival will aid public understanding and reduce miscommunication. Cole’s temporary Anahuac phone is 409-267-8305 as additional manpower is deployed to the FEMA efforts.
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Anahuac
FEMA warns of fraudulent inspectors post Rita damage
FEMA officials warn residents, especially the elderly, to beware swindlers posing as inspectors or contractors seeking advance payments. A FEMA spokeswoman stresses inspectors call ahead, and that FEMA does not hire contractors. Applicants are urged to apply for SBA loans, with grants only after SBA denial, to recover losses beyond insurance or FEMA aid.
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Carol Hector-Harris
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