Arrest reports from College Station and Texas A&M police shows 35 arrests in and around the Northgate district during and after A&M’s football win over LSU.
19 went to jail for public intoxication, five for disorderly conduct, two for minor in possession of alcohol, two for interfering with public duties, two for giving a false name, and one for furnishing alcohol to a minor.
Two pedestrians went to jail for walking across the street when they did not have walk signal. A third pedestrian was ticketed but their companion was one of those arrested for interfering with public duties by preventing the offender from signing the ticket, which does not admit guilt but promises the offender will appear in court.
There was also an arrest on a reckless driving charge. The CSPD arrest report said the driver of a Dodge Challenger eluded officers in Northgate after the bars closed Friday night and just before the bars closed Saturday night. After eluding officers on Saturday night, the driver crashed a short time later on Wellborn Road in Bryan. 23 year old Carlos Martinez III of Bryan went to jail for the fourth time since May 2024. He is out of jail after posting bonds totaling $8,000 dollars on new charges of reckless driving and evading arrest. At the time of his latest arrest, Martinez is accused of violating probation after admitting to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon that took place in December 2020.
A replica of the Stanley Cup hockey trophy is the deadly weapon that a College Station police arrest report says was used by a customer at a Northgate bar to injure two employees. One of the workers had a cut on the left side of her head and the other believed she may have a concussion. 27 year old Morgan Smith of Bryan was arrested on two counts of aggravated assault with the stainless steel trophy and disorderly conduct. As of Monday (October 28), Smith remains jailed in lieu of bonds totaling $60,000 dollars.
