Two Sunday robberies terrorize Baytown women
Baytown police investigated two robberies last weekend targeting women. A man with a gun robbed a 37-year-old driver on Gresham Street for 60 dollars after stopping her car around 8 45 p m. The suspect wore a white or Hispanic appearance with dark hair in a ponytail and used a black semi automatic pistol. A second case involved a pregnant woman assaulted and robbed by a man described as a father to be, seen earlier that day. Police seek further details as the investigations continue.
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Houston man dies in fishing accident
A Houston man, Samuel Godin, 59, died while fishing near Bayland Park in Baytown as ships in the Houston Ship Channel created large waves. His family pulled him from the water after he disappeared, but resuscitation failed and he was pronounced dead at 10:34 a.m. at a Baytown hospital.
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Train car gas leak prompts evacuation
Clusters of evacuated workers gathered along Wade Road after a propane leaking tanker at Enterprise Transportation forced a Monday evacuation. Firefighters arrived around 10 a.m. and cleared workers from Enterprise and Liberty Tire Recycling, who waited nearby for permission to return.
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Gun shots lead police to pot bust in Baytown
Three Baytown men face drug charges after police were called to a Decker Drive apartment about 3 pm Sunday for gunshots. Officers obtained permission to search and found eight people, over five ounces of marijuana, pipes in every room, and a loaded pistol. One felon faced an unlawful firearm charge.
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Texas Night Out 2009 scheduled for October 6
The Baytown Crime Prevention Division invites residents to host block parties on October 6 as part of Texas Night Out, Texas version of National Night Out. Organizers aim to boost crime prevention awareness and neighborly bonds while police visit registered parties. Capt. David Alford notes that knowing neighbors helps deter crime and protect residents, urging applications for hosts. See Night Page 3.
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