Man Arrested After Speeding Through Northgate

Several agencies battled a fire in Burleson County Sunday. Just before 5:00pm, the Caldwell Fire Department and Cooks Point Volunteer Fire Departments were dispatched to CR-331 for a grass/structure fire. Officials say the fire burned approximately 37 acres, consuming one abandoned home and several small shed-like structures on the property. Deanville Volunteer Fire Department, Black Jack Volunteer Fire Department, and Milano Volunteer Fire Department provided mutual aid. CHI St. Joseph Health EMS was on stand-by and transported one firefighter that suffered unspecified injuries. The Burleson County Sheriff’s Office was on scene assisting with their drone and the Burleson County CERT was on scene for rehab. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

College Station Police are asking for information after multiple gunshots were fired near an apartment complex early Sunday. CSPD responded to The Grand Apartments at 1501 Harvey Road shortly after 4:00am after receiving multiple reports of gunshots. Investigators believe shots were fired from multiple locations, including along Scarlett O’Hara Drive and the apartment complex parking lot. Police say the gunfire caused property damage, striking a vehicle, a bus stop, and a fence, but no injuries have been reported. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact College Station Police. Please reference Case Number 2026-007368.

Two men were arrested during an investigation of an armed robbery last week. On Thursday, Bryan Police were tracking 21-year-old Cedric Andrea Henderson, III, the prime suspect in an armed robbery that occurred on September 8, 2026. Officers saw Henderson enter a vehicle as a passenger and they attempted to pull that vehicle over. After the vehicle stopped, Henderson ran from the vehicle, but was apprehended. He was charged with Evading Arrest. He had an outstanding warrant for a parole violation and remains jailed. Henderson has not yet been charged in connection with the robbery. The driver, 19-year-old Jeremy Dominique Reed, Jr., traveled approximately 1,200 feet after officers tried to initiate the stop. He tossed a handgun from the vehicle that investigators say matched a photo Reed posted on Instagram. That gun had the serial number filed off. Reed was charged with Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon, Tampering with Identification Numbers, Driving Without A License, and Fleeing a Police Officer. He remains jailed on $80,000 bond.