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Police News for October 22, 2009
No delivery
Police were called to check out a driver who appeared to be impaired about 8:42 a.m. Tuesday. They caught up with the woman, a Dayton resident who gave her occupation as a delivery driver, on Highway 146 near FM 565 and reported that she was not intoxicated, but she did not have a valid driver’s license and was in possession of a dangerous drug so she was arrested, police said.
Prowler caught
Officers on a prowler call in the 4800 block of Pebblebrook Drive about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday spotted a suspicious person but the man fled on foot when they tried to detain him, discarding a sawed-off shotgun when he ran, police said.
PCP/Evading
A Baytown man was arrested in the area of Craigmont and Decker Drive after officers tried to stop his vehicle for a traffic violation. The man first tried to flee, but officers captured him after a short chase. When the man was searched, officers found him in possession of PCP, they said.
Attempted robbery
A man and woman told police that a man armed with a semi-automatic handgun tried to rob them while they were sitting in a vehicle in an apartment complex parking lot in the 6000 block of Garth Road about 1:10 a.m. Wednesday.
Terroristic threat
A Baytown woman was arrested in the 400 block of Laredo Street about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after she threatened to stab someone, police said.
43 offenses
Between Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, Baytown police wrote 43 offense reports and investigated incidents that included an auto theft; two burglaries of buildings; a criminal mischief case; one disorderly conduct case, a driving while intoxicated case; two forgeries; two robbery attempts; a sexual assault; seven thefts; and 11 miscellaneous cases.
Officers also worked four traffic accidents. No related injuries were reported.
Police Beat is compiled from Baytown Police Department reports. The entire report is available on the city of Baytown’s website at www.baytown.org.
Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards for information that leads to the arrest and charging of anyone responsible for a felony. Callers remain anonymous. Call Baytown Crime Stoppers at 281-427-TIPS.
Police were called to check out a driver who appeared to be impaired about 8:42 a.m. Tuesday. They caught up with the woman, a Dayton resident who gave her occupation as a delivery driver, on Highway 146 near FM 565 and reported that she was not intoxicated, but she did not have a valid driver’s license and was in possession of a dangerous drug so she was arrested, police said.
Prowler caught
Officers on a prowler call in the 4800 block of Pebblebrook Drive about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday spotted a suspicious person but the man fled on foot when they tried to detain him, discarding a sawed-off shotgun when he ran, police said.
PCP/Evading
A Baytown man was arrested in the area of Craigmont and Decker Drive after officers tried to stop his vehicle for a traffic violation. The man first tried to flee, but officers captured him after a short chase. When the man was searched, officers found him in possession of PCP, they said.
Attempted robbery
A man and woman told police that a man armed with a semi-automatic handgun tried to rob them while they were sitting in a vehicle in an apartment complex parking lot in the 6000 block of Garth Road about 1:10 a.m. Wednesday.
Terroristic threat
A Baytown woman was arrested in the 400 block of Laredo Street about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after she threatened to stab someone, police said.
43 offenses
Between Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, Baytown police wrote 43 offense reports and investigated incidents that included an auto theft; two burglaries of buildings; a criminal mischief case; one disorderly conduct case, a driving while intoxicated case; two forgeries; two robbery attempts; a sexual assault; seven thefts; and 11 miscellaneous cases.
Officers also worked four traffic accidents. No related injuries were reported.
Police Beat is compiled from Baytown Police Department reports. The entire report is available on the city of Baytown’s website at www.baytown.org.
Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards for information that leads to the arrest and charging of anyone responsible for a felony. Callers remain anonymous. Call Baytown Crime Stoppers at 281-427-TIPS.