Theft, 1216 South St., Brookshire Brothers. A manager witnessed three men loading a vehicle with three 30-packs of alcohol and saw a clerk run after the car as it was driving away. The manager followed the vehicle into Oak Hill Plaza. Officers arrived but the men had already left. Officers were able to obtain a complete description and identifying information.
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Robbery, 381 U.S. Hwy. 59 N., Garrison, A-1 Foodmart. A man wearing a mask and armed with a gun entered the store around 11 p.m. Sunday night as the employees were getting ready to close, according to store owner Monju Nahar.
"He came inside and pulled a gun and took all the money, a laptop, a cell phone and cigarettes," Nahar said. "When the robber came inside, they pushed the alarm button, but nothing happened."
The alarm had been triggered in the past and, according to Nahar, they had been contacted by their alarm company, but Sunday night the button was pressed and nothing happened, Nahar said.
Nacogdoches County Sheriff Thomas Kerss said the original report received by dispatch had come from the alarm company and came through at 11:03 p.m.
"Deputies checked the surrounding area first, hoping to locate a suspect before they went to the store," Kerss said.
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Injury to the disabled, 1000 block of Douglass Road. A man said he had numerous disabilities and had been assaulted. He said he had gone to his former girlfriend's home and informed her of some personal information. Her new boyfriend was there and pushed the man down causing him to bump his head, the report said. Minor injuries were reported.
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Public intoxication, 1700 block of East Austin Street. A man was found lying in the roadway on East Austin Street and was arrested.
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Burglary of a habitation, 100 block of Wettermark Street. A home was entered through a window, and DVDs and games were taken.
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Driving while intoxicated, 1200 block of Douglass Road. Officers responded to a reckless driver call and stopped a vehicle matching the description. The man refused to exit his vehicle and the officers removed him. He refused all field sobriety tests and refused the breath test.
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Hit-and-run, 2000 South Street. A vehicle's mirror clipped a person walking across the road. The injuries were minor and the vehicle's description was unknown.
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SFA POLICE REPORTS
Theft, Steen Library. A bike that had been locked in the bike rack was missing.
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Burglary of a vehicle, Baker Pattillo Student Center. Two people reported items had been stolen from their vehicles.
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Arrests included: Nathaniel Bennie Brown, 55, 910 Second St., warrant for aggravated assault; Ubaldo Calderon, 22, Hwy. 59 North, driving while intoxicated; Brandon Hill, 21, Sacul, two charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon; Elroy Lee, 27, Lufkin, driving while license invalid and a warrant for driving while license invalid; Emmanuel Leyva, 21, 419 Lake St., reckless driving; Gregg Marsh, 28, 2117 Southwest Stallings Drive, public intoxication and indecent exposure; David Brent Rice, 30, 477 N. FM 225, Douglass, assault/family violence; Joe C. Smith, 17, Splendora, interfering with public duties; Shante Latasha Smith, 21, 4502 N. University Drive, No. 1209, debit card abuse; Jose Vazquez, 27, driving while intoxicated; and Rickey William, 48, 508 Shady Lane, warrants for no insurance, defective headlight and no seat belt.
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JAIL POPULATION
On Monday morning, 187 inmates were housed in the Nacogdoches County jail. According to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, the jail's maximum population is 292.
