Sheriff's Office weekly crime reports: Feb. 2

District 2 (South County)
1/19 - White Male 40 yrs old - was arrested on I-45 just south of SH 242. The suspect was pulled over for a traffic violation (obscured license plate). A check of the license plate number found that the plate did not match the vehicle. The driver stated he had taken the plates off another of his vehicles and placed them on the one he was driving. The suspect was taken into custody for Wrong License Plate and transported to the Montgomery County Jail without incident.
1/20 - White Male 30 yrs old - was arrested for Trespassing at 305 Sawdust Road. Dep. Swank was dispatched to a disturbance at this location. Upon arrival he met with employees who stated the suspect had been asked to leave due to the disturbance he was causing. The suspect would not immediately leave and was escorted by employees out of the establishment. The suspect had slurred speech, and red glassy eyes. A check of the suspect found that he had a previous Criminal Trespass Warning issued for the location. He was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Jail.
1/22 - White Female 40 yrs old - was arrested for Evading and Driving While Intoxicated. Witnesses reported to Deputies working an off-duty extra job that a female was possibly urinating in the parking lot and then identified her pulling out of a parking spot. Deputies approached the vehicle and ordered her to turn it off several times. When one of the deputies attempted to open the door, she sped off onto Sawdust Road. Dep. Wallace proceeded to his patrol vehicle and caught up with the suspect as she was entering IH-45 Southbound lanes. Dep. Wallace was able to stop and detain her just north of FM 2920. The suspect was returned to the original scene, where Standardized Field Sobriety Tests were conducted. At the conclusion of the tests, the suspect was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Jail.
1/25 - White Male 18 yrs old - was arrested for Criminal Mischief. The suspect was observed at 3 am in a driveway by a homeowner who noticed their motion sensor lights had turned on. The homeowner ran outside and was able to get suspect and vehicle information for officers. The suspect was later identified as the ex-boyfriend of the complainant's daughter. Dep. Hernandez asked about the damage to the complainant's property, and the suspect responded that he didn't think he had done that much. The suspect had an odor of alcohol on his breath and extremely slurred speech. In speaking with the suspect's parent, the suspect was also believed to be under the influence of Xanax. He was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Jail.
1/31 - White Male 24 yrs old, 2 White Females 28 and 18 yrs old - were all arrested on College Park Drive on three (3) counts of Possession of Controlled Substance (Heroin, Methamphetamine, and Xanax). Cpl. Barber and Dep. Martin were dispatched to a Disturbance in Progress at 3000 College Park Drive. Upon arrival, Deputies identified the suspects. All three suspects appeared to be heavily intoxicated as they had glassy bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, and were unable to walk or stand without stumbling or swaying. During the course of the investigation, and with the help of Pct. 3 Constable Sgt. Corn and his K-9 partner, two bags were found containing drug paraphernalia, several Xanax pills, a small bag of black tar" heroin, and small bag of methamphetamine ice" as well as two open containers of alcohol. All three suspects were taken into custody for the possession charges. All suspects were advised of the consequences of introducing contraband into a correctional facility and asked if they were hiding any other contraband. All denied having any on their persons. Upon arrival at the jail, a search of back seat of the patrol vehicle transporting the 18 yr old suspect found more of the Xanax pills. A search of the male subjects property during the booking process also found more Xanax pills. He was also charged with Introduction of a Controlled Substance into a Correctional Facility.
District 4 Lt. David Park (West County)
On January 28th at approximately 8:00 pm MCSO Deputy Herman was dispatched to assist EMS. Upon arrival Deputy Herman met with a male subject standing on the side of the roadway arguing with EMS. The Deputy detected a smell of alcoholic beverage coming from the subject's breath and person. The subject was unsteady on his feet and almost fell several times. The subject was arrested for Public Intoxication.
On January 26th at approximately 8:00 pm MCSO Deputy Suarez was dispatched to the 32000 block of Hwy 249 in reference to a Welfare Check Call. The scene was a public parking lot with a vehicle with its engine running and the driver sitting inside consuming an alcoholic beverage. After making contact with the driver and detecting a strong odor of alcohol beverage omitting from his breath Deputy Suarez observed the driver trying to exit his vehicle and having trouble standing without help. The driver was charged with Driving While Intoxicated (Third or More) a Felony 3.
On January 25th at approximately 10:00 am MCSO Deputy Messina was dispatched to a restaurant located on SH249 in Pinehurst. Upon arrival the Deputy was met by the owner who advised that the electrical wire and conduit feeding into the restaurant had been damaged. It appeared that sometime during the criminal episode the wires caught fire melting some of the rubber installation. The owner estimated damage at $15,000.
On January 24th at approximately 5:00 am MCSO Deputy Zavorski was dispatched to Walnut Springs in reference to a disturbance in progress. Upon arrival the Deputy found a male subject in roadway in front of the residence. The subject was very intoxicated and uncooperative and continuously interfered with the officers on scene while they were conducting an investigation. The subject had several random emotional outbursts and he was arrested for Public Intoxication.
On January 23rd at approximately 10:30 pm MCSO Deputy Zavorski was dispatched Winding Creek Lane in reference to a disturbance in progress. Dispatched advised a female subject had called 911 and advised her Fianc was on location and was very intoxicated and out of control. The female subject told deputies that there was never physical violence between them, that her Fianc had just damaged their house and tried to inflict harm on himself. Deputy Herman discovered a bag containing 5 grams of marijuana in the subject's pocket. The male subject was arrested for Possession of Marijuana and transported to the Montgomery County Jail.
On January 23rd at approximately 10:30 am MCSO Deputy Gonzalez was responding to a remote AT&T terminal in Magnolia for a Theft of Copper. Upon arrival the Deputy met with the Complainant who advised that they had started to receive trouble calls that morning and responded to the area where they found someone had broken into the terminal and stolen 30 foot of copper phone cable wire.
On January 22nd at approximately 11:00 am MCSO Deputy Gonzalez responded to the 40000 Block of FM 149 in reference to a Theft. Upon arrival Deputy Gonzalez made contact with the Complainant who advised she had been driving south on FM 149 and observed a female subject walking south towards the Exxon Station with a small gas can and her thumb in the air. The Complainant advised she drove to the gas station and went in to pay for $5.00 of gas. The Complainant stated that later she observed her purse had all the zippers open and her wallet was missing.
District 6 Lt. David Dottei (Woodlands)
The following Shoplifting arrest(s) were made at 1201 Lake Woodlands Drive:
1/12 - Hispanic Female 19 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (5 items) was valued at $87.95. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
1/12 - Black Female 20 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (6 items) was valued at $63.94. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
1/12 - White Female 18 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (10 items) was valued at $142.90. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
1/23 - Black Female 23 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (5 items) was valued at $125.00. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
1/27 - White Male 15 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (3 items) was valued at $144.00. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County Juvenile Detention Facility without incident. During the same instance White Male 16 yrs old put on a pair of jeans under his jeans and attempted to leave the store without paying. The recovered merchandise was valued at $48.00. He received a citation for Theft and was released to his parents.
1/29 - Black Male 21 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (2 items) was valued at $223.00. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
1/29 - Hispanic Male 20 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (1 item) was valued at $125.00. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
1/29 - Black Female 19 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (2 items) was valued at $66.00. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
The following Shoplifting arrest(s) were made at 3040 College Park Drive:
1/23 - White Female 17 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (14 items) was valued at $82.62 The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
- White Male 17 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (12 items) was valued at $103.17. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
- White Male 21 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (1 item) was valued at $4.22 and the suspect was given a citation. When being taken to the Loss Prevention Office the suspect threw a small plastic bag under a trash can. The bag was recovered and found to have 3.6 grams of Xanax. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail for Possession of a Controlled Substance.
- White Male 16 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (2 items) was valued at $2.66 and the suspect was given a citation and released to his mother.
1/24 - 2 White Females 24 yrs old and White Male 15 yrs old selected several items and placed sticker bar codes over the original bar codes before proceeding to the check out counter. All three suspects made the purchase of the items for $65.77. Actual cost of the items with the switched bar codes was $568.90. The juvenile suspect was taken into custody for Theft and transported to the Montgomery County Juvenile Detention Facility. The two female suspects were taken into custody for theft and transported to the Montgomery County Jail. During the booking process, it was found that one of the females had given deputies a fictitious name and date of birth. Charges were added for Failure to ID.
1/24 - White Male 20 yrs old - The recovered merchandise (9 items) was valued at $91.73. The suspect was transported to the Montgomery County jail without incident.
The following additional arrests were made:
1/21 - White Male 24 - was arrested for Public Intoxication at 25 Water Way Ave after officers received a call that a subject was highly intoxicated and refusing cab. The subject was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Jail without incident.
1/26 - White Male 18 yrs old - was arrested for Possession of Marijuana after a Dep. Evans and Dep. Uber conducted a traffic stop on Rushaven at S. Rushwing. The suspect was found to be in possession of .04 ounces of marijuana. The subject was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Jail without incident.
1/27 - White Male 17 yrs old - was arrested for Possession of Marijuana after Dep. Ward responded to a suspicious vehicle call on Mirror Ridge Circle. After meeting with the complainant, the vehicle was located at 10860 Kuykendahl. During the course of the investigation the passenger was found to be in possession of .03 ounces of marijuana. The subject was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Jail without incident.
1/28 - White Male 19 yrs old - was arrested for Possession of Marijuana after Dep. Conklin responded to a trespasser in progress call at 1505 Lake Robbins. During the course of the investigation, the suspect showed Dep. Conklin that he had a bag containing .152 ounces of marijuana in the glove box of his car. The subject was taken into custody and transported to the Montgomery County Jail without incident.