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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2009
Page
8
Baytown police seek tips on a Sept 19 aggravated robbery at 4208 Decker Drive Washateria. A Hispanic male in his early 20s, about 5 6, 150 pounds, armed with a silver handgun demanded cash and fled rearward. Suspect wore a black cap, bandana, gloves, gray hoodie, white shorts, blue shirt, and black shoes. Baytown Crime Stoppers up to 2000 reward.
Police said a break in at the Goose Creek Annex on Decker Drive between 4 and 7 a.m. Monday stole about 1000 dollars in computer gear. At the Industrial Safety Council on Decker Drive, entry was forced but nothing was taken. A man was arrested on Shady Hill after police found a controlled substance and noted outstanding warrants. A traffic stop on Dailey Street led to marijuana possession charges for the driver and a seatbelt citation for the female. An Xbox 360 Elite and game controller were stolen from a Ward Road apartment between 6:45 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Monday, loss 400 dollars.
Between Sunday and Tuesday Baytown police logged multiple property crimes including vehicle burglaries on Coyote Oakwood Court and Ashwood Drive, a bumper theft on Oakwood Court, and a stolen 1999 Ford F-150 on Raccoon Drive with lift kit and 33 inch tires. Police also logged 31 offenses overall with two assaults and several thefts and other incidents. Crime Stoppers offers anonymous tips at 281 427 TIPS.
The Texas Department of State Health Services reports a preliminary estimate that flu is widespread across the state with H1N1 or swine flu likely dominant. Widespread classification means increased flulike illnesses and confirmed flu cases across at least half of Texas regions.
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