I just got an Emergency phone call that the CSPD were looking for a man wearing all camouflage and not to open my door. It was automated but it kind freaked me out. Anyone else get this? I live in Shenandoah.
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Got it here too. Used to live around there. Startling way to wake up but props to cspd for getting the message out so fast
Not related but I'll leave the link.
http://www.kbtx.com/home/headlines/Breaking-News-Bryan-PD-Searching-for-Suspects-in-Armed-Robbery-289105601.html
http://www.kbtx.com/home/headlines/Breaking-News-Bryan-PD-Searching-for-Suspects-in-Armed-Robbery-289105601.html
I dont think it is related to that because the call Just came about 10 minutes ago.
My husband just called, they have a car pulled over searching it by chevron at Barron and there are cops Everywhere with lights on in Barron area.
Would love to know more.
Would love to know more.
The KBTX story doesn't have any description other than "four men wearing masks" in regard to the robbery story. And I agree, I don't have any idea if the call was related.
Apparently he was caught.
Said it was related to an accident at Barron and 6... some guy tried to steal a car from a woman on Windfree.
Just had two police cars zoom down my street. Making it an interesting morning so far.
quote:oops... meant to edit my previous post and quoted it instead.
Said it was related to an accident at Barron and 6... some guy ran from it and tried to steal a car from a woman on Windfree.
The Robbery isn't related to the man in camo
quote:Great. About two blocks from my house. That makes me feel good.
some guy tried to steal a car from a woman on Windfree.
Interesting morning in our quiet neighborhood for sure, but impressed with CSPD and TAMU PD for their response and their dedication to keeping our kids safe as the school morning started.
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Interesting morning in our quiet neighborhood for sure, but impressed with CSPD and TAMU PD for their response and their dedication to keeping our kids safe as the school morning started.
What is TAMU's involvement?
Not sure, but saw 2-3 of their officers patrolling the area as well.
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What is TAMU's involvement?
Mutual aid agreement. You would be surprised at how FEW officers from each department is on the street at any given time. When something "blows up" like a big felony response of an evading vehicle, other departments lend man power quickly and it is often quite needed.
Be thankful that the officers from all the different departments work so well together and are willing to help their brother and sister officers with big calls. It isn't that way in some communities and those communities suffer for it!
Thanks, DBSwooper.
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COLLEGE STATIONPOLICE DEPARTMENT
January 20, 2015 - News: Evading Arrest
Case #15-000615
On Tuesday January 20, 2015 at approximately 0450 hrs, officers with the
College Station Police Department responded to the 1100 blk of William D Fitch
Parkway in regards to a possible intoxicated driver. The reporting person, an
off duty Brazos County Sheriff's Office Sergeant, reported seeing a male passed
out in a vehicle in the parking lot at that location.
Upon arrival at the scene, CSPD officers made contact with the male and began
to investigate his condition. Shortly after beginning to speak to him, the male
abruptly fled in the vehicle and headed northbound on the east feeder road and
then onto State Highway 6 with officers in pursuit. As the vehicle was on the
Barron Road overpass the suspect veered to the right, struck the barrier, and
then veered to the left and struck the barrier separating northbound from
southbound traffic. As the vehicle slowed, the suspect exited and fled on foot
across southbound traffic. When the suspect got to the edge of the overpass he
dropped approximately 25 feet to the ground and continued to flee on foot into
the Shenandoah subdivision.
The vehicle that the suspect had fled in then crossed back across lanes of
traffic and struck the outside barrier again and came to rest blocking
northbound traffic. CSPD units with overhead lights were used to block
northbound traffic while officers pursued on foot. While this was occurring, a
2010 Chevrolet SUV was northbound approaching the scene and began to slow. A
2000 International 18 wheeler and trailer was approaching from behind and was
unable to stop before striking the SUV. The driver of the SUV, a 61 year old
College Station female, reported a complaint of pain. The driver of the 18
wheeler, a 58 year old Lancaster male, reported no injuries.
With assistance from the Texas A&M University Police and Brazo s County
Sheriff's Office, officers began to search the area looking for the suspect. At
approximately 0540 hrs a resident in the subdivision reported that a male had
attempted enter her residence saying that he needed help. At that time Brazos
County Emergency Communications District assisted by providing a reverse 911
notification to the area urging residents to use caution and advising them of
the ongoing incident.
At approximately 0715 hrs a resident in the 3900 blk of Windfree reported that
a male had forced his way into her residence but she was able to force him back
out and secure her door. The male then went to the residence next door to this
location and attempted to enter that home at which time he was located by
officers and taken into custody.
Arrested was:
Tyree Ryan Newton
32 year old College Station resident
Newton was charged with the following offenses:
Evading Arrest/Detention (Vehicle) (S t ate Jail Felony)
Evading Arrest/Detention (Foot) (Class A Misdemeanor)
Criminal Trespass (Habitation) (Class A Misdemeanor)
Criminal Attempt-Criminal Trespass (Habitation) (Class B Misdemeanor)
Fail to ID (Fugitive) (Class A Misdemeanor)
Organized Criminal Activity (Warrant) (Leon County)
It was found that the original name that Newton provided was false and when his
actual name was checked it was found that he had an outstanding warrant for his
arrest from Leon County. Newton was transported to a local medical facility
where he is undergoing treatment for injuries received when he jumped from the
highway overpass. The investigation into this incident continues and additional
charges may be filed.
Wowzers! Glad they caught him.
TAMU was simply helping. An event like this takes a HUGE amount of man power. All the emergency services in the area have agreements to help out with "big" situations. How about for once we just be happy that he was caught and nobody else hurt, instead of instantly complaining.
BUT...since you brought it up....
The art center debacle was years ago, now we have it, get over it.
The concerts don't come from the general fund, which is where police and fire come from, so that isn't even related.
We have to fix the city hall issue. Actually go in and walk around and talk to folks, it is a public building after all. You will see it is in horrible shape. I don't know what the exact best way to solve it is, but we can all agree it will cost money.
The itemized city budget is available online, instead of complaining how about reading that document and come up with REALISTIC ways to improve it.
It seems that some folks just want to complain. If that is all you are doing and you don't offer a REAL solution then you are actually part of the problem.
BUT...since you brought it up....
The art center debacle was years ago, now we have it, get over it.
The concerts don't come from the general fund, which is where police and fire come from, so that isn't even related.
We have to fix the city hall issue. Actually go in and walk around and talk to folks, it is a public building after all. You will see it is in horrible shape. I don't know what the exact best way to solve it is, but we can all agree it will cost money.
The itemized city budget is available online, instead of complaining how about reading that document and come up with REALISTIC ways to improve it.
It seems that some folks just want to complain. If that is all you are doing and you don't offer a REAL solution then you are actually part of the problem.
ANYWAY, back on topic:
Was the automated message on your home phone? I live in the neighborhood and didn't get one, but I don't have a home phone.
I also don't see this guy on justice web jail search. Not this arrest, anyway. Maybe they haven't updated it?
Was the automated message on your home phone? I live in the neighborhood and didn't get one, but I don't have a home phone.
I also don't see this guy on justice web jail search. Not this arrest, anyway. Maybe they haven't updated it?
I have a land line and got the phone call. We also received calls to both my cell and my husband's cell phone. I'm not sure how they knew the cell numbers....don't know if maybe it is because we had to register with the city because we have an alarm system.
I appreciate that TAMU helps out our local law enforcement. Afterall the local law enforcement sure helps out TAMU for special events like GAMEDAY!! On another note one would get a quicker answer if you just listen to a police scanner like I do often! Some days listening is good entertainment! Other days sure makes me appreciate all they do and have to put up with! Download the app Broadcastify.
The calls are REVERSE 911 calls, so if you did not get one your number is not associated with an address in that area and database. If you want your cell number registered to your address, i believe there is a way to do so. Try the City of CS non emergency number for info.