The CSPD arrest report says 27 year old Camry Isaac created one check to pay for four fake invoices.
The CSPD investigation included finding video from the bank where Isaac deposited the check.
Isaac told a detective, according to the arrest report, that she was peer pressured into making a bad decision.
Isaac is out of jail after posting a $25,000 dollar bond following her arrest for felony forgery.
The Brazos Valley Solid Waste Management Agency (BVSWMA) announced at its board meeting on Tuesday the elimination of tipping fees for the cities of Bryan and College Station. Tipping fees or rates are what businesses, individuals, and/or municipalities are charged per ton of trash to dump at the Twin Oaks Landfill. James Edge, BVSWMA board member and Bryan City Councilman, says tipping fees for the cities have drastically decreased over the years thanks to the efficiency of the Twin Oaks Landfill’s operation. “The cities of Bryan and College Station will be paying nothing, and that includes the state and federal fees that are also a part of that, which come to a couple dollars per ton. BVSWMA is going to cover that and that will be reflected in both your utility bill and solid waste bill,” says Edge. Edge says that results in a $6 million savings per city over what most cities pay for the service. Click below to hear more comments from James Edge: JamesEdge061924_BVSWMA
College Station police wants to know if you were the victim of a parking scam the day of the George Strait concert at Kyle Field. CSPD Officer David Simmons says they received multiple reports from people who parked at the Treehouse Apartments on Marion Pugh. “People were wearing orange vests, waving people into these parking spaces. Unfortunately, a lot of those people who got scammed, got towed. So not only did they get their money taken, they got towed,” says Simmons. Simmons says at least one suspect has been identified and CSPD continues to investigate the situation. Click below to hear more from Officer David Simmons: DavidSimmons061924
Bryan Mayor Pro Tem James Edge visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about last night’s council meeting, future development on East 29th Street, the Scofflaw Program, Destination Bryan, progress at the Phillips Event Center, BVSWMA, the interim police chief, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Wednesday, June 19, 2024. Listen to “Bryan Mayor Pro Tem James Edge on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.
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