92 items…mostly clothing…with a retail value of more than $4,100 dollars were taken from The Collection Boutique in College Station. According to the arrest report, 30 year old Emily Grace of College Station called 9-1-1 to say she wanted to confess using a rock to break a window to gain access. Grace, who told officers she had drank a large amount of whiskey, took them to a lot near George Bush and Fairview and a nearby wooded area where the merchandise was found. Brazos County jail records indicate it’s the fourth time Grace has been arrested this year and the eighth time in the last three years.
According to the arrest report, the following items were taken along with their retail value:
Pink and black pants $78, maroon headband $10, three pink cardigans $168, three yellow tank tops $126, long sleeve royal blue top $38, three multi-colored long sleeve top $126, black sweater $88, two cream long sleeve tops $108, two white sequin tops $104, gray sweater $44, two pink tank tops $140, pink yoga pant $80, cream sweater $42, maroon dress $48, three blue leopard print shirts $156, navy top $58, two cream sequin dresses $204, gray shirt $36, maroon romper $51, maroon cardigan $60, two yellow tank tops $84, three multicolored sports bras $180, leopard crop top $28, multicolored pashmira $17, two navy tank tops $108, three boot socks $84, white long sleeve shirt $24, Iris colored yoga pants $64, black and white scarf $15, white headband $10, black booty shorts $58, multicolored top $39, black scarf $12, candle $34, box set of candles $68, metal stand $39, cloth stand $12, cross necklace $24, pearl necklace $36, blue crystal necklace $28, ocean necklace $44, long glass blue necklace $22, Texas necklace $12, black necklace $32, two long glass black necklaces $44, two leather bracelets $24, crystal necklace $20, turquoise necklace $36, chain wrap bracelet $24, sparrow necklace $32, fancy skeleton key necklace $42, knox necklace $70, small feather necklace $16, collar necklace $118, horn necklace $21, triangle necklace $66, fancy horn necklace $68, shell necklace $38, arrow head necklace $28, black horn necklace $21, red horn necklace $21, two mesa necklaces $210, tepee necklace $58, triangle necklace $62, large skeleton key necklace $42, indigo horn necklace $21, fancy horn necklace $58, pink yoga pants $64, pink yoga tank top $56, and blue booty shorts $40.
Saturday night at Bryan’s westside Wal-Mart, two brothers were detained on suspicion of shoplifting a 32 inch flatscreen t-v. Before police arrived, the men are accused of beginning an altercation with store employees. One of the brothers escaped while the other…according to the arrest report…grabbed the throat of a loss prevention officer and pushed him back. The employee gained control by pressing the suspect against a filing cabinet. Police then arrested 24 year old Warden Jackson Jr. of Bryan for robbery. Jail records indicate Jackson was being held on a $100,000 dollar bond.
A Bryan police officer who pulled over a car Saturday night because the headlights weren’t on, wound up in three pursuits. It began on South College south of Coulter and ended with finding the driver submerged in a creek betwen Greenway and Brookside. According to the arrest report, 17 year old Luis Nolasco said he ditched his Mustang with the engine still on then jumped a couple of fences because he did not want to be deported and because he had drank ten beers and two shots of whiskey.
Another Bryan officer caught a motorist going 55 in a 45 early Sunday morning then arrested the driver on an enhanced charge of not having a valid license. According to the arrest report, 26 year old Alvin Baker of Bryan was convicted of the same offense twice last year and has 11 active suspensions. Baker spent six hours in jail before he was released on a $2,000 dollar bond.
On Saturday, College Station police received four burglary reports from townhomes on Teal and five criminal mischief complaints from apartments on Blanco…where a witness saw someone leaning out of a pickup and with a baseball bat bashed windows out of vehicles…resulting in an estimated $3,000 in property damage.
Bryan police received five burglary reports on Saturday. Two were apartments in the same complex on Hollowhill along with two buildings and a vehicle.
And from Texas A&M police, a reminder to use passwords that aren’t easy for thieves. According to UPD’s Twitter feed, they received a report on Thanksgiving from someone reporting items were taken from a locker at the recreation center near the weight room. The victim used the security code 1-1-1-1 to secure the locker.
