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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2011
Page
3
Goose Creek CISD asks employees parents alumni and community leaders to contact students at home on Saturday Sept 10 to encourage them to complete high school. Officials emphasize preparing for postsecondary opportunities and offer a district return program. sign up via gccisd net or 281-420-1591.
Pathways programs expand Girl Scout options for girls not in troops with activities from horseback riding to kayaking. Baytown rallies for 2011 2012 joiners begin Sept 6 at St John’s Church and Baytown Community Center. Dues are 12 dollars yearly with financial aid available. Volunteers welcomed including non parents. Call Sue Gray at 281 427 3431 for Baytown rallies or 1 800 392 4340 for general info.
The new measures require metal recyclers to be licensed and to keep seller records with photographs, accessible to police for theft investigations. A second law bans drivers under 18 from using wireless devices, including hands-free calls. A third allows concealed handgun permit holders to store guns in cars in most employee lots, with several exceptions for schools, certain gov agencies, and petrochemical sites. Employers may ban firearms elsewhere.
Police caught two Baytown men in the bed of a pickup truck near a recycling bin on Massey Tomkins Road at 6 am stealing 55 gallon drums. They were arrested for theft, marking the fourth theft at the location this year. Ages 44 and 34, with the 44-year-old facing an outstanding warrant and prior case associations. Additional theft reports include firearms and jewelry stolen from various local residences.
Several vehicles at an auto dealership in the 4100 block of Interstate 10 were burglarized between 10:30 p.m. Monday and 7 a.m. Tuesday. Collectable plates were stolen from a storage unit in the 2900 block of North Main Street. the loss was reported Tuesday.
Between Tuesday morning and Wednesday morning Baytown police logged 36 offense reports and investigated 36 incidents. The week included six assaults, one auto theft, four burglaries, three burglaries of vehicles, one forgery and five thefts. Eight other arrests and eight additional reports were recorded. One major crash and four minor crashes were investigated.
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