Bryan Mayor Jason Bienski discussed the opening of a customer support center for online retailer Wayfair.com across from Veterans Park, a possible move for Dairy Queen in Downtown Bryan, neighborhood conservation districts, and more during his regular appearance on The Infomaniacs, Thursday, April 6.
Click below to listen to Mayor Jason Bienski visit with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia.
A Bryan man appeared in Brazos County district court April 10th to admit to felony crimes that took place in 2014, 2015, and 2017. Online court records show 48 year old Emanuel Milton had 18 trial dates before admitting to two counts of possessing a controlled substance in May 2015. Milton’s ten year prison sentence also covers admitting to assault causing bodily injury that took place in May 2017 and violating probation from prior convictions of drug possession and evading arrest in March of 2014. Online records show this was the 30th time Milton was booked in the Brazos County jail since February of 2008.
Two years in the making, the date has been set to dedicate the newest addition at the Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial. The site commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier will be dedicated May 21st at Veterans Park in College Station. One of the spokespeople for the project, Sherry Frisk, told College Station city council members at their April 11th meeting that wet grounds has delayed setting the memorial’s granite monument. Earlier in the week, Brazos County judge Duane Peters read a proclamation that will also be presented at future city council meetings. Click HERE to read and download the proclamation that was read at the April 9, 2024 Brazos County commission meeting. The site also includes a memorial garden, a plaque, and a park bench. Click below to hear comments from Sherry Frisk and Duane Peters.
College Station police get help from a crime victim to locate and arrest a man on charges of stealing packages placed outside of at least four homes between March 13th and April 9th. CSPD arrest reports quote 39 year old Jonathan Dorsey telling an officer he knew “what he was doing was wrong and felt silly for doing it because he had a job.” Detectives used video from homes to identify Dorsey through what he was wearing, his tattoos, and the car he was driving. Some of the stolen packages were found in his car. Dorsey also told officers he took other packages to Arlington where he would use a fence to sell those items. Dorsey, who was arrested April 10th for mail theft, evidence tampering, and possession of a controlled substance, was released April 15th after posting bonds totaling $27,000 dollars. Bryan police responding to someone trespassing at a local motel April 9th found a man in a room who refused to identify himself and refused to leave the property. The BPD arrest report says the officer confirmed the man was wanted on warrants for burglary of vehicles that took place on February 13th and a theft of under $100 dollars where jail records did not record a date. 52 year old Joe Almaraz of Bryan was arrested on those warrants along with possessing a THC vape pen and possessing six credit or debit cards belonging to other people. Almanza was released from jail April 10th after posting bonds totaling $14,000 dollars.
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