May 08, 2008
Grapevine,
Texas
Grapevine
Police make quick
work arresting ATM
suspect
Etron Peirre
Osteen
B/M DOB - 12/27/1983
Address listed -
1216 Sparrow, Desoto
TX
Charged with the
following offenses:
Evading
Arrest/Detention -
$1000.00 bond Theft
$1500 to $20K (the
vehicle) - $2500
bond Theft $20K to
$100K (while engaged
in organized
criminal activity)
(the ATM) - $15,000
bond Criminal
Mischief $1500 to
$20K (damage to the
window) - $2500 bond
Grapevine Police
said, "Osteen has been
interviewed by
detectives. We are
currently
corroborating
information we have
been given regarding
the other suspects."
He is still in the
Grapevine Jail. |
May
04, 2008,
Colleyville, Texas
The
following is
the Booking
Report
for arrestees
that were
checked in
through the
Colleyville
Justice
Center jail
facility for
the period
between
April 17,
2008 and
April 28,
2008.
*Note:
All parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Names in Bold Type were arrested on drug or alcohol related charges:
KATELIN DANIELLE McSWEENY, 17, of 501 Waterford Lane in Colleyville. Colleyville PD - Driving Under The Influence-Minor. Arrested at offense address of 4000 Martin Parkway at 3:14 PM on 4/22/08 by Officer Brian Wilson. McSweeny listed her occupation as Student. Her Scion TC was towed by ABC Wrecker. Bond; released at 6:20 PM on 4/22/08.
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May 05, 2008
Grapevine,
Texas
With no Colleyville city
election, voters should not overlook the GCISD
election.
Election surface noise is quite, but
two contested races has insiders scrambling to draw
more attention to these important races and an
endorsement from
popular retiring
Trustee Freda Ward
Ward Endorses Leon Leal
for Place 6 and Jorge Rodriguez for
Place 7 in the GCISD
election on May
10th. Early
voting thru May 6th. |
May
04, 2008,
Colleyville, Texas
4/27/08
-
4/30/08 Suspects
broke
into
an
award-winning
model
home at
1604
Glade
Road
by
breaking
the
frame
on
the
rear
patio
door,
and
then
hauling off
with
a
monster
load
of built-in
appliances,
furniture,
and
even
plasma
flat
screen televisions,
according
to
the
report
given
Officer
Brian
Wilson.
Stone
Mill
Custom
Homes
had
showcased
the
house
the
past
three
weekends
in
the annual
Greater
Fort
Worth
Spring
Tour
of
New
Homes, winning
the
$1
Million
to
$1.25
Million class. Ken
Kisner,
51,
told
Police
that
the
burglary occurred
sometime
between
5:30
PM
on
Sunday
evening
and
was
discovered around
9:15
AM
on
Wednesday
morning.
Stolen
items
included
Stereo
equipment
with
DVD
player,
sub-woofer,
and
Surround
Sound
($5,000),
two
Panasonic 42"
flat-screen TVs
($2,000)-one
from
the
upstairs
gameroom
and
one
from
a
rear
bedroom,
Panasonic
LCD
Projector
($3,000)
from
the
media
room
along
with
a
3-piece
black
leather
recliner
($1,500),
and
from
the
front
office, a
Norcent 20"
flat-screen
TV ($1,000)
and a
high-back
suede
Lane
office
chair
($250).
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May
04, 2008,
Colleyville, Texas
Mark Stokes was arrested at his home, which is also the site of his lawncare
business on Rustic
Trail at 12:13 AM on
4/17/08 by Officer
Charles Wallace.
The complainant,
Jennifer Christine
Stephens, of The
Colony, contacted
police about the
assault by Stokes on
his son, Daniel Seth
Stokes, 17.
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May
04, 2008,
Grapevine, Texas
Remember the
Fallen Golf
Tournament
The
purpose
of this
tournament
is to
honor
and
memorialize
Officer
Darren
G.
Medlin,
Grapevine
Police
Department,
Sergeant
Gregory
L.
Hunter,
Grand
Prairie
Police
Department
and all
police
officers
who have
ultimately
sacrificed
their
lives to
keep
others
safe.
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May 04, 2008
Little Known Facts
Another LNO
Exclusive
Little Known Facts
Probably the best
thing to ever happen
to one little town
in Virginia was when
they hired Dr.
Goodwin as rector of
Bouton Parish Church
in 1903.
One of the good
revered favorite
pastimes was to take
walks of an
evening. And it was
on one of those
walks that he
started to get an
idea. Maybe it was
because of his
strong religious
convictions, but
you see, Dr. Goodwin
was a man who
believed in what you
couldn’t see. And
he swore that when
he walked those
streets of a night,
he could sense the
presence of the
people who had lived
there before. “They
were glad and
gallant ghosts,” he
swore, “companions
of the silent hour
of reverie.” |
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