Bryan Police Arrests For Driving Without A Valid License With 17 Prior Convictions And Stealing Tires And Rims From Vehicles

A Bryan Woman Is Arrested For The Second Time This Year On A Theft Charge

A Bryan woman is arrested for the second time in six months on a theft charge. On Monday (June 24), 48 year old Laura Rivera-Lopez was booked in the Brazos County jail on a warrant accusing her of breaking into a home on June 13th. The arrest report from Bryan police says Lopez broke into a home that she had been cleaning from time to time and took $800 dollars that was meant for the employees of the victim’s moving business. The arrest report also had a summary of Lopez’s statement to an officer, in which she apologized for climbing through a window to enter the home and that she spent the money she stole to pay rent. When Lopez was found on Monday, she was also charged with possessing crack cocaine. At the time of Monday’s arrest, Lopez was out on bond from an arrest in January accusing her of theft with two or more prior convictions. She remains jailed as of Wednesday (June 26) in lieu of bonds totaling $45,000 dollars. Online records shows this is the 23rd time Lopez has been booked in the Brazos County jail since April of 2009 and that she has been sentenced twice for felony theft.

College Station Mayor John Nichols on WTAW

College Station Mayor John Nichols visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about tomorrow’s city council meeting, Amazon Prime Air, health insurance, washed out culverts, infrastructure projects, landscaping, affordable housing, upcoming events, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Wednesday, June 26, 2024. Listen to “College Station Mayor John Nichols on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.

Brazos County Commissioners Are Asked To Get Involved In Removing Medians Along Texas Avenue In Bryan

Brazos County commissioners are asked to get involved in removing medians along Texas Avenue in Bryan. The request during the public comment portion of Tuesday’s (June 25th) meeting came from a man who lives northeast of Bryan who was recently taken by ambulance to the hospital after he received more than 100 bee stings while mowing. Charles G. Mancuso also thanked those who he said saved his life. State law did not allow commissioners to respond because the topic was not on the meeting agenda. Click below to hear Charles G. Mancuso’s comments during the June 25, 2024 Brazos County commission meeting.