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A man was arrested after police found him sleeping inside a car parked in Brian Bachmann Park after hours. College Station Police say they observed the car around 2:00am on Tuesday morning. 40-year-old Cory Jamaine Ozoeze, of Houston, was asleep in the driver’s seat with a child in his lap. Officers had to tap the window several times before they could awake Ozoeze from his slumber. They observed that the man was sweating profusely even though the ambient temperature was approximately 63 degrees at the time. Ozoeze appeared disoriented, spoke slowly, and had a disconnected gaze consistent with PCP intoxication. The child’s mother later arrived on foot and told officers she and the man had been dating for a few months. A search of Ozoeze’s vehicle uncovered a bottle containing liquid PCP weighing approximately 11.8 grams. Officer also recovered 4.2 grams of crack cocaine. He was charged with two counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance (Penalty Group 1/1-B, 4-200 grams) and Endangering a Child with Criminal Negligence. Ozoeze remains jailed on $65,000 bond. Got a news tip? e-mail us at news@wtaw.com, text us at (979) 695-1620, or reach out on Facebook or Twitter/X.

Media Release 10/28/2026: (WASHINGTON, D.C.) — Yesterday in Corpus Christi, Texas, President Donald J. Trump announced the arrival of the first million barrels of oil secured by the Trump Administration as part of the President’s historic Venezuela oil deal—with all oil coming into America at no cost to the United States or the American taxpayer. This first shipment of oil will be refined in the Lone Star State, supporting American jobs, and increasing domestic supply to lower Americans’ prices at the pump. From Alaska to Texas, President Trump is unleashing America’s energy dominance—making the Western Hemisphere the energy capital of the world—and Americans will benefit as gasoline and diesel prices come plummeting down! President Trump’s bold foreign policy is driving America First wins: this deal more than doubles our strategic reserves—delivering 65 billion barrels in total, dramatically bolsters our oil supply, and helps deliver lower gas prices for the American people—costing taxpayers nothing! No other President and no other Administration could deliver such historic results for the American people. President Trump continues to secure major deals to unleash energy dominance and reverse the Democrats’ failed anti-energy and Green New Scam policies to cut energy costs for all Americans. Got a news tip? e-mail us at news@wtaw.com, text us at (979) 695-1620, or reach out on Facebook or Twitter/X.

Media release 10/28/2026: (AUSTIN, TX) — Governor Greg Abbott today directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) to activate state emergency response resources ahead of heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding expected to impact portions of West and South-Central Texas beginning tomorrow. “The State of Texas is prepared to respond to the threat of heavy rainfall and flash flooding,” said Governor Abbott. “I directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to activate state emergency response resources to support local officials and safeguard Texans. Texans should monitor local forecasts, heed guidance from state and local officials, and avoid flooded roadways.” According to the National Weather Service, multiple storm systems associated with the remnants of Tropical Cyclone Vance and gulf moisture are expected to bring widespread thunderstorms capable of producing heavy rainfall and flash flooding across portions of the state. The greatest concern for excessive rainfall is expected Thursday across portions of West and South-Central Texas, including the Permian Basin, Big Bend, South Plains, Big Country, Hill Country, and Texas Border regions over the next couple of days. At the direction of Governor Abbott, the following state emergency response resources are available to support local severe weather and flood operations: Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (Texas A&M Task Force 1): Swiftwater Rescue Boat Squads and high profile vehicles to assist with flood rescues Texas Division of Emergency Management: Regional personnel to support deployed emergency response resources across the state Texas Department of Transportation: Personnel monitoring roadway and transportation conditions Texas Parks and Wildlife Department: Game Wardens, rescue boat teams, and helicopters with hoist capability to assist with water rescues Texas Department of Public Safety: Texas Highway Patrol Troopers, helicopters with hoist capability, and the Tactical Marine Unit Texas Department of State Health Services (Texas Emergency Medical Task Force): Severe Weather Support Packages consisting of medics, ambulances, and all-terrain vehicles Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service: Disaster Assessment and Recovery Agents and County Extension Agents to support agricultural and livestock needs Public Utility Commission of Texas: Power-outage monitoring and coordination with utility providers Railroad Commission of Texas: Monitoring of the state’s natural gas supply and communication with the oil and gas industry Texas Commission on Environmental Quality: Air, water, and wastewater monitoring Texans are encouraged to remain weather-aware, follow instructions from local officials, review family emergency plans, and prepare an emergency supply kit. Never attempt to drive or walk through floodwater. Remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown. Texans can check road conditions at DriveTexas.org, find severe weather safety tips at TexasReady.gov, access flood information at TexasFlood.org, and visit tdem.texas.gov/prepare for all-hazards preparedness information. Got a news tip? e-mail us at news@wtaw.com, text us at (979) 695-1620, or reach out on Facebook or Twitter/X.