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Brazos County Sheriff’s Arrests Inside Post Oak Mall And Inside The Brazos County Jail

A Brazos County sheriff’s deputy in uniform working off duty security inside Post Oak Mall on Tuesday (May 14) responds to a report of a man with two ferrets on leashes throwing the animals at people. The deputy’s arrest report also says the suspect refused to stop yelling obscenities. That led to the 13th trip to Brazos County jail for 34 year old David Ollie Matthews Jr. of Bryan since April of 2009. He was released from jail after posting bonds totaling $6,000 dollars following his arrest on charges of disorderly conduct, failing to identify himself, and resisting arrest. The deputy who made the arrest told WTAW News that after Matthews was arrested, the ferrets were placed in the custody of College Station animal control. And online court records show Matthews is awaiting trial on a felony charge of possessing a controlled substance that took place in December of 2020. A Brazos County jail inmate awaiting trial on a charge of assaulting a detention officer in September 2023 is now accused of hitting another inmate multiple times in the head and face with a closed fist. The sheriff’s office arrest report does not state what led to the assault on May 8. 34 year old Kenard McDonald, who was charged with assault causing bodily injury in the latest incident, is also awaiting trial for family violence assault with a prior conviction that took place in January 2023. And jail records show he is being held on a Harris County warrant for family violence assault.

City of Bryan Update on WTAW

Councilman James Edge visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about Police Chief Eric Buske’s retirement, progress at the Phillips Event Center, Bryan’s Midtown Park’s signature playground, restroom buildings at the park, a call for lifeguards, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Thursday, May 16, 2024. Listen to “Bryan Councilman James Edge on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.

Texas Country Music Association Honors For Bryan Broadcasting’s Maverick 100.9

The Texas Country Music Association (TCMA) recently presented its industry awards. Bryan Broadcasting’s Maverick 100.9 was among the recipients, as Corliss won the radio program director of the year award. According to a TCMA news release, “The Texas Country Music ‘Industry Awards’ is to recognize those that work alongside the artists to make an effective impact on today’s Texas music,” says TCMA Executive Vice President Richard Wilson, “There are so many moving parts to making music that the general public hears on radio or streaming outlets. These are individuals and businesses that TCMA, as the only trade organization and primary advocate for the Texas Country Music industry, must honor.” TCMA President Linda Wilson adds, “This is an incredibly unique and special awards event since it’s voted on by TCMA Members who are the industry’s stakeholders and peers. It’s our goal to let these individuals and entities who are often out of sight from the public, know that the industry is paying attention – and grateful.”