Jeanelle Johnson, Emergency Management Coordinator, and Bryan Firefighter Chris Lamb visit with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about hurricane season preparedness, creating an evacuation plan, preparing for sheltering in place during an emergency, and more during their appearance on The Infomaniacs on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
A Bryan man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to a news release from the Brazos County District Attorney’s Office, Bryan police responded to a domestic violence call in January where the victim was found severely beaten with bruising and swelling on her face, stomach and chest. The victim, who was eleven weeks pregnant, also reported the suspect had threatened to kill her while holding a 10-inch kitchen knife to her neck. As a result of the deadly weapon charge, 35 year-old Andrew Gutierrez will have to serve half of his sentence before becoming eligible for parole. Gutierrez has been previously convicted of assault family violence where he served five years in prison in 2016. News release from the Brazos County District Attorney’s Office: On June 17, 2025, Andrew Gutierrez was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the offense of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Judge David Hilburn also made affirmative findings of family violence and the use of a deadly weapon. As a result of the deadly weapon finding, the defendant will have to serve half his sentence before becoming eligible for parole. Then defendant has been previously convicted of Assault Family Violence Continuous where he served 5 years in prison back in 2016. On January 13, 2024, Bryan Police responded to the defendant’s home after receiving a disconnected 911 call. Upon arrival, they discovered the victim severely beaten and requiring immediate medical attention. Medical personnel and police documented severe bruising and swelling to the victim’s face, stomach, and chest. The victim reported that she was 11 weeks pregnant and had lost consciousness during the assault. Police spoke with the victim, who stated that she and the defendant got into an argument. The defendant then locked her in the RV and stated “Welcome to Hell House,” threatening to make sure she didn’t have the baby. According to the victim’s statement, the defendant grabbed her by the hair and repeatedly punched her in the face and stomach. The defendant then grabbed a 10-inch kitchen knife and threatened to kill her, holding the knife up to her neck. The victim begged him to stop, and he threw the knife on a table but continued punching, kicking, and kneeing the victim until she lost consciousness. While the defendant was outside the RV disposing of evidence from the crime scene, the victim called 911, gave an address, and hung up. When the victim told the defendant that she and the baby needed medical help, the defendant instructed her to fabricate a story about two female individuals assaulting her so that he would not get in trouble. Bryan Police responded quickly to the scene and were able to place the defendant in custody and figure out what actually happened. A kitchen knife was located at the scene. The knife resembled a chef’s knife with a black handle and a blade approximately 10” in length. During the investigation police officers discovered signs of disturbance inside of the trailer, namely broken glass and blood on the floor, were observed by the Bryan Fire Department medics on scene. This case was investigated by the Bryan Police Department. Medical staff from Scott and White Forensic assisted in the investigation and provided valuable treatment to the victims. Assistant District Attorneys Adam Andreski and Rachel Porter prosecuted the case with the aid Victim Assistance Coordinator Shae Cooks and Investigator Mike Johse.
College Station Councilman Bob Yancy visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the water rights lawsuit, impact fees, affordable housing, the Texas Municipal League, the no-more-than-four ordinance, the police force, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, June 20, 2025.
Three men from Houston have been arrested in a string of home burglaries. Bryan Police Officer Seth Waller says over the last several weeks, Bryan Police, College Station Police and the Brazos County Sheriff’s Office have received multiple reports of home burglaries during the daytime hours. Waller says one suspect would knock on the front door and if no one answered, two others were force entry in the rear. “What makes this scary and potentially violent, is on multiple of these home burglaries, there were people inside the residence when it occurred,” says Waller. Through the joint investigation involving surveillance footage, witness statements, and intelligence gathering, a suspect vehicle was identified. “On June 18th, we received intelligence the suspect vehicle we identified had made it into Bryan,” says Waller. Waller says after monitoring the vehicle in the Oakmont neighborhood and following it to College Station’s Raintree neighborhood, a high-risk traffic stop was conducted where three suspects were arrested without incident. All three were charged with Attempted Burglary of Habitation and Possession of Criminal Instruments. Click BELOW to hear more from BPD Officer Seth Waller: SethWaller061925 News release issued by Bryan Police: Over the past several weeks, Brazos County SO, Bryan PD and College Station PD have received and responded to multiple reports of home burglaries during the daytime hours. Through a joint agency investigation involving surveillance footage, witness statements, and intelligence gathering, a suspect vehicle was identified. Information indicated that the suspects were scouting homes to target. One suspect would knock on the front door, posing as a service provider, while two others proceeded to the rear of the residence and waited. If there was no response at the front door, forced entry was made through the rear of the home. On June 18th, 2025, intelligence was received the suspect vehicle, a white F-150, was inside the city limits of Bryan. BPD’s Criminal Investigations Division along with our Special Investigations Division were able to locate the suspect vehicle in an area previously targeted for residential burglaries and began surveilling it. BCSO along with CSPD were notified and immediately began assisting in the case. BPD observed the suspect vehicle in the Oakmont neighborhood, accompanied by multiple suspects who then became mobile. Surveillance was maintained on the vehicle as it entered into the Raintree neighborhood in College Station. Multiple suspects were observed in this neighborhood returning to the vehicle after exiting several backyards in the area. A short time later, a high-risk traffic stop was conducted in College Station involving BCSO, BPD and CSPD. Three suspects were arrested and taken into custody without incident. Carlos Daniel Cordova-Valencia from Houston, Texas Jann Hayler Cuero-Garces from Houston, Texas Bryan Fernando Nunez-Arboleda from Houston, Texas All three were booked into BCSO for Attempted Burglary of Habitation and Possession of Criminal Instruments. Carlos had an outstanding warrant out of Harris County for Assault Family Violence Impeding Breath. BCSO, BPD and CSPD are actively investigating cases involving these suspects. More charges are forthcoming in these cases. We would like to thank the community for providing surveillance footage and witness information that was crucial in identifying the suspects and involved vehicle. This is a reminder of why it is important to always be aware of your surroundings, report suspicious activity immediately and set all home security options available to you.
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