Two people admit in Brazos County district court to their involvement in a burglary and theft that took place at a College Station apartment in October of 2021.
The College Station police arrest report says the first suspect was found after officers used a receipt from a Walmart store that did not belong to the victim to review the store’s video surveillance.
An interview with the first suspect led to finding the second person, whose DNA was a match to a cigarette that was left behind in the victim’s apartment.
District court records show both suspects entered plea agreements with the district attorney’s office.
The smoker, 31 year old Roderick Webber of Bryan, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for committing the burglary. He was also ordered to pay $2,000 dollars in restitution.
His accomplice, 25 year old Jalynn Sexton of Texas City, who was convicted for pawning a stolen video game system, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Online court record say she will be considered “for probation following successful shock incarceration up to 90 days”.
