Bryan police uses a drone and sends at least six officers to what is described as a high crime neighborhood Friday morning (September 19). BPD arrest reports say a 17 year old wanted for violating probation fought with officers for 15 minutes while being surrounded what was described as a large and hostile crowd. The young man, Arjzion Robertson, went to jail where he is being held without bond for state juvenile justice authorities for violating probation on a juvenile court charge of threatening to shoot and kill the children of an unidentified school administrator. He is also being held on new charges of threatening the children of BPD officers and resisting arrest. Bonds on the new charges totals $50,000 dollars. And Robertson’s criminal history according to BPD arrest reports includes an escape and threatening and harassing public servants. The arrest reports also say officers will be pursuing charges against those who interfered in Robertson’s arrest.
A Bryan police officer on patrol in the Castle Heights neighborhood off east Highway 21 Saturday (September 20) at 3:30 in the morning sees a car parked in a driveway with a door partially opened and an overhead light on. The officer contacted the car owner and learned a variety of items was missing. A short time later, another officer sees a man walking a couple of blocks away with what turns out to be the victim’s backpack containing the victim’s Air Jordan shoes, a laptop charger, and money from the Bank of England and the Bahamas. That leads to the arrest of 18 year old Craig Chambers for vehicle burglary. Chambers remains jailed as of September 22nd in lieu of a $17,000 dollar bond. The arrest report does not say if the victim’s car was locked.
