Criminal trespass, 1700 block of East Starr Avenue. As officers were responding to a different call of several subjects fleeing from a constable in the area, Jerry Don Thorn, 20, of 2116 Banita St., No. 209, was reported to have entered an apartment and locked the occupant out. The man reported it to officers, and Thorn was arrested.
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Theft, 2900 block of South Street. Cash inside a safe was stolen.
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Burglary of a vehicle, 1600 block of Martinsville Street. A stereo was taken from a vehicle.
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Burglary of a vehicle, 200 block of East Hospital Street. A cell phone was taken.
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Burglary of a vehicle, 1500 block of East Starr Avenue. A navigational unit was taken.
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Burglary of a vehicle, 1600 block of Cardinal Street. A stereo was taken.
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Terroristic threat, 1600 block of Durst Street. One juvenile threatened another.
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Theft, 1600 block of North university Drive. A bottle of liquor was taken from a store without permission.
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Driving while intoxicated and public intoxication, Highway 21 East. The driver of a vehicle was found to be intoxicated, and was arrested. A passenger in the vehicle was also found to be intoxicated and was arrested for public intoxication.
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Theft, CR 843. Approximately 300 feet of half-inch copper tubing was stolen.
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Criminal mischief, CR 715. A vehicle was keyed while parked at someone's home.
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SFA POLICE REPORT
Possession of marijuana and aggravated assault against a peace officer, Lumberjack Village. Officers attempted to serve suspension papers to a student in his residence. Upon entering the residence, officers saw marijuana in the room, the report said. The student then threatened the officers with a knife, according to the report. Officers knocked the knife from the student's hand and placed him under arrest, and took him to Nacogdoches County Jail.
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Criminal mischief, Lot 8. Eggs were thrown at a vehicle.
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Driving while intoxicated, College Street. A vehicle was seen driving in an erratic manner and was stopped. The driver was found to be intoxicated and was arrested.
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Robbery, Human Services Building. Two men approached the complainant and asked about a text book. The complainant handed the book to one of the men and they ran off with it.
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Theft, Kerr Hall. A TV was taken from the fifth floor study room.
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Burglary of a habitation, Hall 16. A game console was taken from a residence.
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Criminal mischief, Hall 16. A vending machine was damaged and several bags of chips and candy appeared to be missing.
Arrests included: Norman Lee Agnew, 29, 422 Valley View Drive, warrant for credit card abuse and 10 warrants for failure to appear; Cornelius Cloman, 22, Houston, warrant for possession of a controlled substance; Paula Jean Cox, 51, 101 N. Popp St., warrant for driving while intoxicated; Major Joe Criss, 25, 1615 Coleman St., warrant for aggravated kidnapping and warrant for non-payment of child support; Shaketa Shuta Johnson, 31, 310 Powers St., No. B, failure to appear; Bradden Charles Mahaffey, 23, 12058 North FM 225, Cushing, criminal trespass, warrants for no driver's license, no insurance and failure to appear; Riley Lee Owens, 38, 3002 Swann Drive, warrant for prohibited substance in a correctional facility; Raymond Wade Revels, 47, 606 Jim Moore Road, Garrison, resisting arrest and assault; Sheldon Ramon Starling, 30, P.O. Box 457, Mount Enterprise, warrant for failure to appear; Javier Carlos Uresti, 32, Houston, order of confinement; Kimberly Lynn Vega Castor, 24, Hemphill, driving while intoxicated; Wallace Terry Woodson, 42, 1153 CR 703, warrant for aggravated assault; Steven Bernard Yarbrough, 43, 274 North St., Garrison, warrant for assault; and Janet Denise Williams, 37, 708 FM 698, possession of a controlled substance.
JAIL POPULATION
On Tuesday morning, 194 inmates were housed in the Nacogdoches County jail. According to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, the jail's maximum population is 292.
CRIME STOPPERS
Anyone with information regarding a felony crime should call Crime Stoppers at 560-INFO. Callers with information leading to an arrest and grand jury indictment could be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.
FOR THE RECORD
In the Saturday, April 26, issue of The Daily Sentinel, Jason Bradley Johnson's address was listed as 3409 North St. No. 214 in the Grand Jury report. The address was incorrect, and Johnson no longer lives at the residence. The Nacogdoches Police Department has 147 Echo Lane in Nacogdoches as Johnson's current address.
