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Cibolo Oct. 29: 100 block of Brook Meadow, police were dispatched for a reported burglary of a building. Oct. 30: 300 block of Brook Meadow, police responded to a burglary report. Oct. 31: 200 block of Trevino Drive, police were called out for a reported criminal mischief. — 200 block of Storm Mountain Road, police were dispatched for an alleged terroristic threat. Nov. 2: 100 block of Santa Clara Street, police were called out to a reported family disturbance. — 100 block Springtree Way, police were called out for a reported drinking while intoxicated. — 200 block of Fawn Ridge in Schertz, Cibolo officer observed several pumpkins being smashed and saw other pumpkins smashed in the 200 block of Turkey Tree and 200 block Brushtrail Bend. Converse Oct. 26: 8300 block of FM 78, two juveniles were spotted at 2:58 a.m. in a store parking lot. Upon questioning, both provided false information. Eventually identified by their parents, both were charged with curfew violations and failure to identify. Oct. 24: 8300 block of FM 78, an individual was walking through a store with a baseball bat, threatening to harm a staff member. The subject fled before police arrived on the scene. Oct. 23: Loop 1604/Graytown, a motorist was driving south on Loop 1604 when a deer ran onto the highway. Her vehicle struck a deer, causing damage to the front-right portion of the vehicle. The deer was killed. Garden Ridge Garden Ridge police reported six offenses, 20 incidents, five alarms, three accidents, three arrests, 46 warnings and 56 citations during one week’s time. Kirby Oct. 31: 3700 block of Charles Conrad, assault charges were filed against two subjects who engaged in a fight. Oct. 30: a home in the 3700 block of Hauck was broken into. Oct. 29: 5000 block of Binz-Engleman Road, a subject was arrested for possession of marijuana and evading arrest. Oct. 28: 4700 block of Swann, a house was broken into. Oct. 27: 2400 block of Telegraph, an unknown subject used the victim’s credit cards. Oct. 26: 2600 block of Ackerman, a car ran into an apartment. Oct. 25: 100 block of Tom Stafford, a house was broken into. — 2400 block of Ackerman Road, a store was robbed at gunpoint; subjects were arrested. Selma Nov. 2: 15000 Interstate 35, an officer conducting a traffic stop arrested a 30-year-old Converse man for an active warrant. A search of the vehicle led to the discovery of narcotics. — 15000 block of I-35, a female allegedly tried to walk out of a store with several items in her purse. An employee stopped the woman before she could leave. After the items were recovered, the woman then left the store. — 8300 block of Agora Parkway, police were able to nab an alleged burglar who tried to take items from Perfumania. The burglar allegedly entered the store by cutting a hole in the roof and ceiling. The suspect was caught and arrested behind the store. Nov. 1: 16000 block of I-35 frontage road, an officer conducting a traffic stop smelled burnt marijuana coming from the vehicle. The female driver admitted to smoking marijuana and displayed a joint, police said. A male passenger was wanted for an active warrant out of Bexar County, which he was arrested for. The driver was cited for drug possession. — 15000 block I-35, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that reportedly was being driven by a drunken driver. Police conducted sobriety test on the male driver, who was arrested for drinking while intoxicated. — 15000 block of I-35, police arrested a 20-year-old man for minor drinking while intoxicated minor. Police impounded the vehicle. Oct. 30: 8300 block Utopian Boulevard, police were dispatched for a reported family disturbance in which a female told police that her father was not happy when her ex-boyfriend showed up at their residence. The father told the ex-boyfriend to leave and told the officers the ex-boyfriend had been warned not to come to the residence. — 9300 block of Corporate Drive, a man came by the Selma Police Department and reported that his vehicle had been broken into Oct. 24 at The Forum. — 8200 block of Agora Parkway, police investigated a fraud case as someone used a woman’s credit card to purchase $154 worth of goods at a clothing store. Schertz Oct. 27: 17300 block of Bell North Drive, police were dispatched for a burglary of a vehicle in which several items had been stolen from two work vans. The vans had been parked in the back of a business. One of the vans that had been broken into had its rear window busted out. The suspect had entered the premises by cutting a hole in the chain link fence. The amount of items taken is estimated at $3,000. Oct. 25: Schertz Police Department, a woman reported to police she had been getting several telephone threats from another resident over an earlier disagreement. Police contacted the resident, who agreed not to call the woman again. Oct. 24: 1200 block of FM 78, police were called to investigate a red Ford that had been abandoned for 10 days near the Cloverleaf Drive entrance. An officer found the windshield appeared to have been smashed from the outside and the key had been left in the outside driver’s lock. Police confiscated the key and secured the vehicle. — 1101 Elbel Road, police were called out for a report of 15 Obama-Biden presidential signs being stolen in front of the Guadalupe County Tax Office during early voting. — 2800 block of Hidden Grove Lane, police were dispatched for a reported criminal mischief in which someone threw a large rock through a dining room window and bedroom window, causing a reported $265 worth of damage. The residence had been vacant for the past three months and no suspects were provided to police. |
