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Police News for November 6, 2009
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SFHS Students Charged With Drug Possession
SANTA FE — Five Santa Fe High School students were arrested and charged with drug or drug paraphernalia possession following a surprise drug sweep in the school’s parking lot Wednesday.
Drug-sniffing dogs from the Santa Fe and Alvin police departments assisted the Santa Fe school district police in the sweep, Santa Fe Sgt. Eric Bruss said.
The students, all seniors at the high school, were charged with misdemeanor marijuana drug charges, police said.
One of the students was charged with felony drug possession after the Santa Fe dog found 13 ecstasy pills in one of the cars, police said. That student was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance and was being held at the Galveston County Jail on $20,000 bond.
Police did not release the names of the students arrested.
— T.J. Aulds
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7 Charged With Defacing Nessler Pool
TEXAS CITY — Seven people, mostly teenagers from Bacliff, were charged with painting graffiti on the pool house at the Nessler Pool. Police said the graffiti was gang-related street art.
Patrol officers reported seeing a car stopped in the parking lot of the pool in the 1700 block of Fifth Avenue North about midnight Thursday. As officers questioned the seven people in the car, they noticed graffiti on the walls of the pool house and restroom buildings, police Sgt. Joe Stanton said.
Bacliff residents Agnelio Londo Leon, 30, Sandra Elizabeth Turner, 17, Richard Nicholas Fiebig, 18, Johnny Juliun Lloreda, 18, Bradley Jon Searcy, 23, and Sarah Danielle Clark, 18, and Brady Benjamin Crisp, 18, of Dickinson, were charged with felony graffiti.
Turner, Crisp and Clark were jailed on $20,000 bonds. Fiebig, Lloreda and Searcy were held on $40,000 bonds.
Leon also was charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon. Police confiscated a dagger. His bonds totaled $57,500.
— T.J. Aulds
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Police Seek Help In Finding Robbers
TEXAS CITY — Police are asking for the public’s help in finding two robbers who stole a man’s mobile phone and cash Wednesday night.
The stickup happened at the Baypointe Apartments in the 2700 block of 13th Avenue North about 11 p.m. The 22-year-old victim told police he had been dropped off near his apartment and was walking home when someone came up from behind, poked something in his back and demanded his valuables.
The man handed over his mobile phone and an unspecified amount of cash. The victim said he did not see the robbers but heard two men talking. Anyone with information on the robbery is asked to call Texas City Crime Stoppers at 409-945-8477.
— T.J. Aulds
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