Category: PCT2

Deputies were dispatched to a Criminal Mischief call for service at 9800 block of Sagebark Dr.

Upon further investigation deputies were able to identify 21 year old Elijah Romo Silva, who caused damage the entrance door to the residence of an acquaintance. Elijah left the location and eventually was located at his own residence.

Elijah was detained and the Harris County District Attorney Office was contacted who accepted Criminal Mischief charges.

The male was transported to Harris County Jail without incidents.

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On Tuesday April 29, 2025, Deputies received a call for service at 8503 S Sam Houston Pkwy E, regarding a male who was observed concealing merchandise and passing all points of sale.

Deputies were able to make contact with the male who was observed walking out and was detained by deputies. The male was identified as 41-year-old Artemio Chapa.

The Harris County District Attorney was contacted who accepted Theft charges for over $183.00 and taken to Harris County Jail without incident.

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On April 14, 2025, deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Patrol Division responded to a Theft Call at Pet Place on Beamer Rd. Upon arriving on scene an investigation was started after it was learned that several puppies were stolen. During this investigation deputies immediately began to follow leads and were able to identify some possible suspects. It was also learned that this story had been shared by Grizzy Hood News, and was drawing a lot of attention on the possible identities of the suspects through surveillance footage of the incident.
With the assistance of Grizzy’s Social Media Platform, deputies were able to confirm the identity of several of the suspects. At this time the District Attorney’s Office was contacted, and accepted Felony Theft Charges on the following individuals: 31 year old Carmen Montes, 18 year old Elmer Velasquez, and 19 year old Destiny Estrada. At this time Felony Warrants were filed on all three individuals. Upon the three being identified, they all chose to turn themselves in for these open warrants since the posting of this story, and the stolen puppies were safely returned. Constable Garcia wants to personally thank the public’s assistance, and Grizzy’s Hood News for helping in identifying these suspects. Please stay safe and God Bless.

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A deputy assigned to Galena Park ISD contract conducted an open air sniff in the student parking lot area of Galena Park High school campus. K-9 Zeus alerted on a vehicle that was parked in the student parking lot. During the investigation of the vehicle, a .22 caliber rifle was located inside the vehicle that belonged to a juvenile student. The student was charged for Places Weapons Prohibited a Felony.

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Yesterday was National Hero Day, and I want to take a moment to recognize some of the greatest heroes I know — my deputies.

They may not wear capes, but they show up every day with courage, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to serve and protect our community. Whether it’s in the heat of the moment or the quiet work behind the scenes, their dedication makes a difference in people’s lives — often without recognition or fanfare.

To my team: Thank you for being the everyday heroes our community can count on. I’m proud to stand beside you.

— Constable Garcia

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🚨 Warrant Arrest Following High-Speed Driving 🚔

Deputies observed a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed. After safely catching up to the vehicle, they conducted a traffic stop and identified the driver as Mr. Michael Angel Barrientos.
A records check through the Texas Crime Information Center (TCIC) and the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) revealed an active parole violation warrant for Mr. Barrientos. The warrant was confirmed, and deputies placed him under arrest without incident. Mr. Barrientos was subsequently transported and booked into the Harris County Jail. Stay safe and God bless.

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We are glad to share with you that the homeless encampment behind 11200 Gulf Freeway at the retention pond has been cleared and cleaned up. The clean-up was a task of planning and hard work in the making. This cleanup was a team effort, and it was great working alongside HPD’s Differential Response Team (DRT). We definitely want to give a BIG thanks to Carl with BIG Star Honda for stepping up and facilitating the cleanup.

Constable Jerry Garcia continues to remain focused on long-term solutions to recurring issues that impact the quality of life. We are aware of other encampments that exist and may need attention. We are working tirelessly to address the public’s concern about this issue. The pictures added will display the cleanup efforts. Thank you everyone. Please be safe

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Toll Road deputies with Harris County Precinct 2 Constables offices, observed a vehicle operating without a license plate. A traffic stop was conducted, and contact was made with the driver, identified as Timothy James Hooper. A records check through TCIC/NCIC revealed an active warrant for Mr. Hooper’s arrest, related to a parole violation stemming from a prior resisting arrest charge. The warrant was confirmed, and Mr. Hooper was taken into custody without incident. He was subsequently transported and booked into the Harris County Jail. Stay safe and God bless.

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Our team assisted in cleaning up an abandoned homeless campsite in a wooded area today. While we work to keep our community safe and clean, we remain mindful of the challenges faced by those experiencing homelessness. Partnerships and compassion are key to long-term solutions. 

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Deputies responded to a theft call at Target. Upon arrival, the reportee advised that all three suspects had been escorted to the Loss Prevention office. The suspects were identified, and the reportee stated they were observed concealing merchandise in their purses and passing all points of sale without making any attempt to pay. The total value of the stolen merchandise was approximately $185.00.
The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and presented with the facts of the case. Charges were accepted for all three suspects.

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Today, we proudly welcomed Deputy Castillo into our law enforcement family. Taking the oath is more than just words—it’s a promise to serve, protect, and uphold the values we stand for. We are honored to have them join us on this journey of dedication and service to our community.

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Behind the badge 👮‍♂️
Episode 11: Captain Leal
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On Thursday April 24, 2025, Deputies received a call for service at 1801 W Bay Area Blvd. regarding a female who was detained for concealing items and passing all points of sale.

Deputies were able to make contact with the female identified as 22 year old Kasie Rodgers. After hearing the facts of this case the Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted charges, Kasie was arrested for theft over $250.00 and taken to Harris County Jail without incident.

Stay safe, God bless.

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Deputies responded to a one car minor accident at the intersection of Beamer Rd and Hall Rd. Upon deputies’ arrival, they were advise by an eyewitness who observe the driver loose control of the vehicle and strike into a utility pole. The driver was then observed by eyewitness exit the vehicle and walk away form the scene to a near by corner store. Deputies in service the area and located the female near the area. Deputies detained the driver when observing signs of impairment, SFSTs were conducted and she was transported to JPC were a blood warrant was obtained. The driver was charged with DWI. Stay safe and God bless.

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On March 26, 2025, deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Patrol Division were dispatched to the 12800 block of Nyack in reference to a kidnapping. An initial report was completed, and an investigation was immediately started by Constable Garcia’s Special Operations Unit.

During the course of this investigation, the Special Operations Unit was able to identify two suspects involved in this incident. Deputies began following leads and were eventually able to track the suspects down to the 10200 block of Almeda Genoa on April 17, 2025. With the assistance of the US Marshals Gulf Coast Task Force, deputies and marshals were able to take both suspects into custody after a brief foot pursuit.

In the end, the suspects were identified as Crandall Kelly, who was charged with Aggravated Kidnapping, Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon and Possession of a Firearm by Felon, and

Johnny Kaiser, who was charged with Aggravated Kidnapping, Possession of a Firearm by a Felon and Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Distribute.

Constable Garcia wants to thank the US Marshals Office and his Special Operations Unit for taking these dangerous individuals off the streets.

Please stay safe, and God bless.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

Harris County Precinct Two Deputies were dispatched to the 11000 block of Olivewood Drive following reports of a suspect breaking into vehicles. Upon arrival, Deputies located the suspect, later identified as Nathaneal Hale, hiding under a parked vehicle. When Deputies attempted to detain him, Hale fled on foot.

After a short foot pursuit, Deputies apprehended Hale. He was found to be in possession of a loaded firearm and several items believed to be stolen. Hale was arrested and charged with Burglary of a Motor Vehicle (BMV) and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon (UCW).

If anyone in the area has video footage of the suspect burglarizing vehicles, please contact our Dispatch at 713-477-4070.

Great work by our Deputies in taking swift action to protect the community.

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Deputies Initiate Traffic Stop, Arrest Driver on Outstanding Warrants

Deputies observed a blue Cadillac SUV traveling with an obscured temporary license plate. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was identified. A records check revealed the driver had five active Class C warrants out of Precinct 4. The individual was placed under arrest and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center for booking.

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While on proactive patrol in the 1500 block of College Ave., a Harris County Constable Precinct Two deputy observed a vehicle traveling at nearly double the posted speed limit. Utilizing radar, the deputy confirmed the vehicles speed and promptly conducted a traffic stop.

During the interaction with the driver, identified as Gael Abraham Menchaca, the deputy observed multiple signs of intoxication. Mr. Menchaca refused to participate in standard field sobriety tests. A blood search warrant was obtained, signed by a judge, and executed without incident.

Mr. Menchaca was subsequently arrested for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center. Records indicate this is Mr. Menchaca’s second DWI arrest, with the previous incident occurring in January 2025.

Precinct Two remains committed to removing impaired drivers from our roads, ensuring the safety of all Harris County residents.

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Behind the Badge 👮‍♂️
Episode 10: Corporal Jones
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Thursday, April 17, 2025, a call was made to our dispatch center from a citizen who wanted to report some suspicious males, who were knocking on his door to his residence. The citizens found them to be suspicious when two of the males were hiding their hands in their waistbands. The males had originally left the location in a vehicle and returned shortly. Deputies arrived at the location and attempted to stop the vehicle and a pursuit ensued.

Deputies pursued the vehicle for approximately 10 minutes until the suspect’s vehicle was disabled. Two adult males and two juvenile males were taken into custody. Two firearms were recovered and one of the firearms was reported stolen from Louisiana. The driver was identified as 17-year-old male Jose Cruz and the front passenger was an 18-year-old male named Adrian Vasquez. Mr. Cruz (left picture) was charged with Felony Evading in a motor vehicle and the passenger Mr. Vasquez (right picture) was charged with Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon. The two juvenile males were released with no charges after consulting with the district attorney’s office.

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While actively patrolling the 1100 block of Edgebrook Drive, Precinct Two Deputies encountered the same male suspect previously arrested last week for criminal trespass at a local Chevron gas station. The suspect, identified as Antonio Parr, was observed once again trespassing at the location.

Deputies promptly detained Mr. Parr and placed him into a county patrol vehicle. While in custody, the suspect began kicking the rear doors of the vehicle, causing damage to county property. He was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center (JPC), where he proceeded to make a direct threat toward one of the deputies.

After presenting the facts of the case to the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, felony charges for Retaliation were accepted. Mr. Parr was booked into the Harris County JPC.

Precinct Two continues to stand firm in protecting local businesses and ensuring the safety of our community.

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Huge congratulations to Corporal Willams on your well-deserved promotion! Your hard work, dedication, and leadership continue to inspire everyone around you. Here’s to the next chapter!👏🥳

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While on active patrol in the 10300 block of the S. Sam Houston Tollway East, Harris County Constable Precinct 2 Toll road Deputies observed a vehicle committing multiple traffic violations and almost striking roadway traffic signs. Deputies swiftly conducted a traffic stop and, upon interacting with the driver, noticed signs of impairment.
After administering the Standardized Field Sobriety Test, it was confirmed that the driver, 30-year-old Taylor Harris, was under the influence. She was promptly taken into custody and booked into the Harris County Jail without incident for driving while intoxicated with a child passenger.
Stay safe and God bless.

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While on active patrol in the 7000 block of S. Sam Houston Tollway East, Harris County Constable Precinct 2 Toll road Deputies observed a vehicle committing multiple traffic violations. A traffic stop was conducted and the driver was found to have several open warrants. The driver, 36-year-old Claudia Bonilla, was arrested for the outstanding warrants. She was taken into custody and booked into the Harris County Jail without incident.
Stay safe and God bless.

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Harris County Constable Precinct 2 Toll Road Deputies in Action!

While patrolling in the 7900 block of the South Sam Houston Parkway East, Deputies observed a vehicle committing traffic violations. Deputies made contact with the driver of the vehicle and observed a weapon on the driver’s side floorboard. A probable cause search of the vehicle was conducted and the driver had drugs in his car and on his person. The driver was detained and the Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted. The driver, Tedrick Gilmore was arrested for unlawfully carrying a weapon.
Stay safe and God bless.

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While on patrol, Harris County Precinct 2 deputies were dispatched to the 8500 block of South Sam Houston Parkway East in reference to a reported theft/shoplifting incident.

Upon arrival, deputies detained a 25-year-old Hispanic female suspect, identified as Cathileena Unique Johnson. According to store personnel, Johnson concealed unpaid merchandise and exited the store without making payment.
Deputies conducted an on-scene investigation and contacted the Harris County District Attorney’s Office. Theft charges were accepted, and Johnson was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center without incident.

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While on patrol, deputies were dispatched to the 8500 block of South Sam Houston Parkway East in reference to a reported theft/shoplifting incident.

Upon arrival, deputies detained a 21-year-old Hispanic female suspect, identified as Sharon Villars. Store personnel reported that Villars walked past the point of sale with a shopping cart full of unpaid merchandise.

Deputies conducted an investigation and contacted the Harris County District Attorney’s Office. Charges were accepted, and Villars was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center without incident.

Great work by our team for their quick response and continued efforts to keep our community safe.

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PRECINCT 2 DEPUTIES ARREST SUSPECTED INTOXICATED DRIVER

While on patrol, Harris County Precinct 2 deputies observed a vehicle traveling at speeds over 100 MPH and nearly causing a crash. Deputies conducted a traffic stop and made contact with the driver, a female identified as Alysa Jenkins.

Upon contact, deputies observed several signs of intoxication. Ms. Jenkins agreed to perform Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. When asked to provide a breath sample, she refused.

A search warrant was drafted, signed by a judge, and executed for a blood specimen. Ms. Jenkins was transported and booked into the Harris County Joint Processing Center, charged with Driving While Intoxicated.

Speeding and impaired driving put everyone on the road at risk. Let’s work together to keep our community safe.

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EVENING SHIFT HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2 DEPUTIES CONDUCT A TRAFFIC STOP AND ARREST A WANTED PERSON

On Saturday April 12, 2025, Deputies conducted a traffic stop, where the registered owner of the vehicle was showing to have a felony warrant in Harris County.

Deputies were able to make contact with the registered owner, after the father called her to the scene. The registered owner identified as 43 year old Diana Canul. Who was detained upon confirmation of the warrant. Diana was arrested after the conformation and taken to Harris County Jail without incident.

Stay safe, God bless.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

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Episode 9: Sergeant Vega
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While conducting active patrols in the Sagemont community, a night shift Sergeant with the Office of Harris County Constable, Precinct 2 – Constable Jerry Garcia, observed a vehicle traveling the wrong way on Hughes Road near the Beltway. A traffic stop was immediately initiated to address the dangerous driving behavior.

Upon contact, the driver exhibited no signs of impairment. However, a routine check revealed the driver had an open warrant for his arrest. Further investigation into the passenger’s identity revealed that he, too, was wanted.

The driver, identified as Willians Benitez, was taken into custody for a Felony Warrant – Possession of a Controlled Substance. The passenger, identified as Jorge Rangel, was arrested for a Misdemeanor Warrant – Violation of a Protective Order.

Both individuals were transported to the appropriate facility for booking without incident. This incident reflects Constable Jerry Garcia’s ongoing commitment to community safety and proactive enforcement efforts within Precinct 2.

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Precinct Two Deputies Arrest Wanted Theft Suspect

Precinct Two Deputies were dispatched to a suspicious person call in the 12000 block of Gulf Freeway.

Upon arrival, deputies made contact with a male later identified as Rodrigo Garcia. Further investigation revealed he had an active warrant for theft out of the Pearland Police Department.

The warrant was confirmed, and the suspect was taken into custody without incident. He was later released to the care and custody of Pearland PD.

Great work by our deputies for their quick response and continued commitment to public safety.

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 EVENING SHIFT HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2 DEPUTIES ARREST TWO INDIVIDUALS FOR THEFT AT A LOCAL TARGET.

On Wednesday April 09, 2025, Deputies responded to a call for service at a Target located at 8503 S Sam Houston Pkwy E. in reference to, two females taking tags off of clothing and placing them inside of a basket.

Deputies were able to make contact with the females after they passed all points of sale and identified one female as 21 year old Ramon, Summer(left). The other female was identified as 21 year old Moncivais, Jasmine(right).

Both Summer and Jasmine were detained for theft in the amount of $150.98. Both females were arrested and taken to Harris County Jail without incident.

Stay safe, God bless.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

While patrolling the 1100 block of Edgebrook Drive, Precinct Two Deputies observed a male subject who had been previously trespassed from the Chevron gas station. Upon making contact and detaining the individual, he made a threatening statement indicating his intent to return to the business.

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted, and charges were accepted for Criminal Trespass.

Precinct Two remains committed to protecting our community and supporting local businesses.

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TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO ARREST ON GULF FREEWAY

While patrolling the 9900 block of the Gulf Freeway, Precinct Two Deputies observed a vehicle displaying an illegal temporary license plate.

A traffic stop was initiated, and further investigation revealed the driver had an open warrant issued by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office for Theft.

The driver was taken into custody without incident.

Precinct Two remains committed to proactive enforcement and keeping our community safe.

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EVENING SHIFT HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2 DEPUTIES ARREST AN INDIVIDUAL, WHO WAS SOLICITING NEAR THE SONGWOOD SUBDIVISION.

On Wednesday April 09, 2025, Deputies responded to a call for service, in reference to a shirtless male soliciting from a roadway at the intersection of I10 and Mercury Dr.

Deputies were able to make contact with the male and identify him as 27 year old Salazar, Ruben who was showing to have a warrant out of the Harris County Sheriff’s office for criminal mischief.

Ruben was arrested and taken to Harris County Jail without incident.

Stay safe, God bless.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

PRECINCT TWO DEPUTIES ARREST THEFT SUSPECTS

On April 8, 2025, deputies were dispatched to the 8500 block of South Sam Houston Parkway East for a theft/shoplifter call. A female was observed loading unpurchased merchandise into her bag and passing all points of sale without paying for said items.

Deputies arrived on the scene, detained the individual, and identified her as Celinda Svenningsen. Ms. Svenningsen was charged with Theft and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where she was safely booked without incident.

We remain committed to keeping our community safe and holding offenders accountable.

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PRECINCT TWO DEPUTIES ARREST THEFT SUSPECTS

On April 8, 2025, deputies were dispatched to the 1800 block of W Bay Area Blvd for a theft/shoplifter call. Two females were observed loading a shopping cart with merchandise and passing all points of sale without paying.

Deputies arrived on the scene, detained the individuals, and identified them as Angela Avalos and Alexis Estrada. Both were charged with Theft and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where they were safely booked without incident.

We remain committed to keeping our community safe and holding offenders accountable.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

When a school bus is stopped with flashing red lights and an extended stop arm, drivers must halt, regardless of whether they are behind the bus or approaching from the opposite direction on an undivided roadway. According to Texas Transportation Code § 545.066, vehicles may not proceed until the bus resumes movement, the driver indicates it’s safe to go, or the lights and stop sign are deactivated. Violating this law can lead to fines of up to $1,250 and, more critically, endangers children’s lives. It’s essential to prioritize their safety—always stop for school buses. 🚌❤️ #StopForTheBus #SchoolBusSafety #DriveSafeTexas #ProtectOurKids ************************ 🛑 STOP for School Buses — It’s the Law! 🛑

When a school bus is stopped with flashing red lights and the stop arm extended, drivers must stop—whether you’re behind the bus or approaching from the opposite direction on an undivided roadway (no median).

As per Texas Transportation Code § 545.066, you may not proceed until:
✔️ The bus resumes motion
✔️ The driver signals you to proceed
✔️ Or the lights and stop sign are no longer activated

Passing a stopped school bus can result in fines up to $1,250 — and more importantly, it puts children’s lives at risk.

Let’s protect our kids. Slow down and stop when the bus does. 🚌❤️

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

📸🎉 What a fun-filled week for our community outreach team!
We had a great time at the Notary Event, where the Constable not only sponsored delicious baked potatoes but also took a pie to the face for a good cause! 🥔😂🥧
We also had the pleasure of attending a Tejano event at a local church, celebrating culture and community with amazing people. 🎶🙏
And of course, we wrapped things up with a lively Bongo event, bringing smiles and prizes to everyone! ✨

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Constables Execute a Successful Search Warrant
On Friday, April 4th, 2025, Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Special Operations Unit executed a Search Warrant at a storefront-type business that was being utilized for the sale of illicit drugs. The Special Operations Unit investigated a couple of months where several purchases were made by undercover officers. The overall investigation also uncovered that the makeshift business was being utilized as a place for prostitution. A special thanks to members of the US Marshals Office, Drug Enforcement Agency, Harris County Constable’s Office Precinct 8 Street Crimes Unit & other agencies who assisted with the successful apprehension of several suspects, who were ultimately charged with felony offenses.

The list below outlines some of the evidence that was recovered:

Cocaine – 268.69 grams
Heroin – 13.2 grams
Marijuana – 1 lb (453.59 grams)
THC Edibles -661 grams

5 handguns
1 sawed-off 410 shotgun

Approximately $20,000 in cash.

3 arrests for Man/Del and Unlawful Possession Firearms by Felon

1 arrest for outstanding warrant (Assault F/V Felony)

Constable Jerry Garcia wants to thank all law enforcement agencies involved for assisting with this successful Investigation, as well as all his deputies involved. Constable Jerry Garcia will continue to target this type of illegal activity to make a difference in his neighborhood within his Precinct. Please stay safe and God Bless.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

🚔 Warrant Arrest During Traffic Stop 🚔
A traffic stop on a white Lexus ES350 led to the arrest of Kalif Omar Dorsey after deputies discovered he had an active felony warrant for a controlled substance and a misdemeanor warrant for failure to appear.
During a vehicle search, 17 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia were found. Charges for the marijuana were declined, but the suspect was taken into custody for the warrants.

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Behind the Badge 👮‍♂️
Episode 8: Deputy Tovar
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UPDATE: The female previously mentioned has come forward and identified herself.

We want to extend our sincere gratitude to the community members who assisted us in making contact with her. Your support and willingness to help are invaluable in our efforts to ensure proper documentation and resolution for all involved.

Thank you for being an essential part of keeping our community informed and safe!

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

A deputy at Constable Jerry Garcia’s office, observed a vehicle traveling westbound on the Toll Road with an obscured license plate and conducted a traffic stop. The driver identified himself as Ignacio Perez but had no ID. A TCIC/NCIC check returned no results, so they used Mobile AFIS, which identified him as Jose Juan Sierra III with an active DWI warrant out of HPD. The warrant was confirmed, and HCDAO accepted a Fail to ID – Fugitive charge. Mr. Sierra was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center for booking.

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EVENING SHIFT HARRIS COUNTY PRECINCT 2 DEPUTIES ARREST AN INDIVIDUAL FOR CRIMINAL MISCHIEF.

On Wednesday April 02, 2025, Deputies responded to a call for service in reference to a male breaking the glass door of a Shell gas station located at 11001 Fuqua St. after being refused service, due to constant theft from the individual.

Deputies were able to gather the information of the complainant/victim who described the suspect. Deputies were able to locate male matching the description provided, walking west bound on Fuqua St. where he was detained and taken back to the original scene.

The male was identified as 27 year old Salazar, Ruben who was arrested and taken to Harris County Jail without incident.

Stay safe, God bless.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

On Wednesday April 02, 2025, Deputies conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle, at 11130 Gulf freeway for operating a motor vehicle without a license plate.

Deputies were able to identify the driver as 47 year old Samuel Rico who was showing to be wanted for a parole violation warrant for aggravated robbery and a felony warrant out of the Harris County Sheriff’s office for theft.

A female companion arrived on scene later and was asking for the release of Samuel’s property. The female was identified by Texas driver’s license as 39 year old Brenda Montellano who was also showing to have a warrant out of the Harris County Sheriff’s office for theft by check.

Both Samuel and Brenda were arrested and taken to Harris County Jail without incident.

Stay safe, God bless.

Precinct 2 Constable’s Office

********UPDATE********

https://abc13.com/post/cocky-car-thief-taunts-neighbor-crashing-stolen-vehicle-friendswood/16113697/

Constable Jerry Garcia’s office would like to update the public on an ongoing investigation that began early Sunday morning. It all began when the complainant’s vehicle was stolen from their home. Our deputies immediately began gathering information and learned the incident was recorded by a witness. It appeared the witness may have been threatened during the interaction by the suspect. The suspect was later identified as 19 year-old Adrian Xavier Esquivel. Esquivel now has an outstanding warrant for his arrest.

The incident went viral and gained media attention. It was by this manner of attention that led our investigating deputy to social media where it was learned the incident was posted on Grizzy’s Hood News . It was the public’s help and the social platform that our deputies were able to positively identify Esquivel as the suspect in this case. A huge thanks to Grizzy’s Hood News.

If anyone has information about Adrian Xavier Esquivel or know his whereabout please contact our office at 713-477-4070. Thank you everyone and please stay safe.

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The Harris County Precinct 2 Constable’s Office is seeking the public’s help in identifying the female pictured below. She is a person of interest in connection with a recent crash.
If you recognize her, were involved in, witnessed, or have any information related to the incident, please contact our office at 📞 (713) 477-4070 or send us a direct message.
Your assistance is greatly appreciated as we work to ensure proper documentation and support for those affected.
Help us bring clarity and justice to those impacted.

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While conducting an area check for known female streetwalkers, a deputy observed a female exiting the parking lot of an Inn. The deputy recognized her as one of two individuals previously issued a trespassing warning on March 17, 2025. The deputy detained the female and contacted the District Attorney’s Office. After reviewing the facts of the incident, the DA accepted charges for Criminal Trespassing. The female was subsequently arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail.

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Bringing health and fun to our students ! 🌟
Thank you so much to Red Bluff Elementary for making us part of their Health Fair. 🤩
Stay safe and God bless!

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Behind the Badge 👮‍♂️
Episode 7: Sergeant Estrada
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Career Day! A seek peak of our future police officers! 👮 🤗
Thank you so much to South Houston High School for having us! Stay safe and God bless !

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TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO MULTIPLE ARREST

On Tuesday March 25. 2025, Constable Jerry Garcia’s night shift patrol was conducting traffic enforcement in the 8000 block of Interstate 610 when a unit encountered a vehicle with expired temporary tags. A traffic stop was conducted and the driver was identified by a Texas ID Card. Due to not having shown a license at this time, the passenger was also identified in hopes of locating a licensed driver. Upon performing a check on both occupants, the driver identified as 56-year-old Hugo Salinas was found to have an open Felony Warrant through Harris County for Theft. The passenger was identified as 39-year-old Jonathan Garcia, who was found to have an open Misdemeanor Warrant through Galveston County for Assault – Family Violence. At this time both occupants were taken into custody without incident. Please stay safe and God Bless.

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Deputies at Constable Jerry Garcia’s office, responded to a report of a homeless encampment alongside the Sims Bayou. This location has a trespass affidavit on file, prohibiting unauthorized individuals from being on-site.

Upon arrival, deputies made contact with a male subject and offered him resources for his displacement, which he declined. When asked to provide identification for a written trespass warning, the male gave a false name. Deputies utilized the Mobile AFIS device and positively identified him as Joseph III Morris.

A records check revealed that Morris had two active felony warrants issued by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. He was also found to be in possession of a controlled substance. The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted charges for Failure to Identify as a Fugitive and Possession of a Controlled Substance.

Morris was placed into custody and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center.

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Episode: 6 Deputy Diaz
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Night Shift Deputies Arrest Armed Felon in Stolen Vehicle

While on active patrol in the Galena Park area, a night shift deputy spotted a male asleep at a stop sign. A routine check of the vehicle’s plates revealed it had been reported stolen. Deputies safely removed the driver and detained him without incident.

Further investigation uncovered drugs and a loaded firearm inside the vehicle. The driver, identified as Daniel Morin, was arrested and booked into the Harris County JPC for possession of a controlled substance and felon in possession of a firearm.

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📅 March 20, 2025

A Sergeant from Constable Jerry Garcia’s Office responded to a welfare check at the intersection of Dixie Farm Rd and Gulf Fwy, where a male was found slumped over in the driver’s seat with his foot on the brake and the vehicle in drive. Upon making contact, the Sergeant safely removed the driver from the vehicle. A pat-down and consensual search revealed a plastic baggie containing crystal meth, which the male admitted to possessing. The District Attorney accepted charges, and the suspect was transported to JPC without incident.

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Deputies from Constable Jerry Garcia’s Office conducted a traffic stop in the 9000 block of the Gulf Fwy after observing a vehicle displaying a license plate that did not match its description. The driver, identified as Tony Ayala, admitted to removing a license plate from a dump truck and placing it on his vehicle. The case was presented to the District Attorney’s Office, which accepted charges for Tampering with a Government Record. Ayala was taken into custody and booked into the Harris County Jail.

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Deputies conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle displaying an expired dealer tag. A records check through TCIC/NCIC revealed that the vehicle had been salvaged out of Missouri. Upon being informed that the vehicle would be towed, the driver became agitated and attempted to evade deputies. While fleeing, the driver committed multiple traffic violations. During the pursuit, she collided with two vehicles but continued to evade law enforcement. The pursuit ended after she struck a third vehicle, at which point deputies were able to apprehend her. The driver was identified as 27-year-old Traylesse Cunningham. She was taken into custody and transported to the Harris County Jail, where she was booked for evading arrest/detention. No county property was damaged, and no deputies sustained injuries during the incident.

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A deputy with Pct. 2 Constable Jerry Garcia’s office while on patrol observed a male soliciting from a public roadway while also impeding traffic near the 8000 block of Park Place Blvd and the Gulf Freeway. This area has posed a constant problem with individuals camping underneath the bridge and soliciting drivers passing by. The actions were complaint driven and the deputy needed to address the issue. The male, 43 year old Shawn Bond had been warned on previous occasions for committing the same act. During the interaction with Bond, who was already agitated did not comply with the deputy’s instructions. Instead Bond became irate and resisted detention. Bond, at one point advanced towards the deputy in a threatening manner leaving the deputy no choice but to take action. A struggle to detain Bond ensued. After the brief struggle Bond was detained while additional deputies arrived on scene. The District Attorney’s Office was notified and Bond was charged with Interference with Public Duties. The deputy sustained minor injuries. Bond was not hurt. Bond was taken to the Harris County Jail without further incident.

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PATROL DEPUTIES ARREST EVADING SUSPECT
Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Day Shift Patrol responded to a call for service in which an unknown male was observed breaking into a vacant residence located at the 300 block of Delaware St. Deputies arrived on scene and quickly located a male exiting out of the backside of this residence. While attempting to detain this male, he began to resist and was eventually able to pull away form deputies and flee on foot. Eventually deputies were able to catch this male and take him into custody without further incident. At this time 29 year old Kentray Strain was charged with Misdemeanor Evading , and was transported to the Harris County Jail.

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DEPUTIES QUICK REPONSE RESULTS IN AN INDECENT EXPOSURE ARREST
Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Patrol Division were dispatched to a business located at the 18100 block of the Gulf Fwy for a suspicious person. While in route deputies learned that a male was observed inside this business exposing himself while performing sexual acts in public in the store. Deputies responded quickly and with assistance from the store staff in locating this suspect, deputies were able to take this male into custody without incident. At this time 42 year old Jason Dorsey was arrested and charged with Felony Indecent Exposure, and transported to the Harris County Jail without incident.
Please stay safe and God Bless

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A deputy from Constable Jerry Garcia’s office was flagged down by a male who stated a female was trespassing on his property. Upon arrival at the residence, a female was observed sleeping on the driveway. The female was given a criminal trespassing warning for this location. The female was arrested and charged with Criminal Trespassing and booked into the Harris County Jail.

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While driving on the southbound lanes of the Gulf Freeway frontage road at Monroe Road and having a green signal to enter the intersection, A deputy from Constable Jerry Garcia’s office, observed the suspect`s vehicle entering the intersection heading eastbound on Monroe Road. They initiated a traffic stop with the final stop location being Surrey Square Street and Monroe Road. They made contact with the driver and identified him by his Texas Identification Card. They conducted a warrant search through the Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunications System and discovered the suspect to have an open warrant out of Uvalde County Texas for Smuggling of Persons. The suspect was detained, Harris County Constable Precinct Two Communications Division confirmed on the warrant, and the suspect was taken into custody. Our deputies do their best to keep the streets safe and sound for our residents in Pct. 2.
God bless and stay safe!

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DEPUTIES ARREST WANTED FELON AFTER FOUND SLEEPING IN VACANT APARTMENT
Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Patrol
Division were dispatched to a suspicious persons call at the 11800 block of Algonquin. Deputies were advised that there were several suspicious persons possibly inside a vacant apartment. Deputies quickly arrived and located a male sleeping inside a vacant unit. Upon further investigation deputies discovered that the male located had a Felony Warrant through the Harris County Sheriff’s Office for Possession on a Controlled Substance. That male was identified as 46 year old Nasim Ghunaim, and was taken into custody without incident.
Please stay safe and God Bless.
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On March 5, 2025, TollRoad deputies from the Harris County Precinct #2 Constable’s Office responded to a call for service regarding a possible DWI, after receiving reports of a vehicle swerving in and out of lanes on the toll road.
Deputies located the vehicle in the 7700 block of S Sam Houston Parkway East. After conducting a traffic stop and making contact with the driver, they observed signs of intoxication. Field sobriety tests were administered, and the driver was found to be under the influence.
The driver, identified as 31-year-old Manushka Lewkebandara, was arrested and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where charges for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) were filed. Stay safe and God bless.

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Toll Road deputies with the Harris County Precinct #2 Constable’s Office, observed a vehicle driving at a high-rate of speed, 86 mph in a 65 mph zone.
Deputies caught up to the vehicle in the 7700 block of S Sam Houston Tollway East. After conducting a traffic stop and making contact with the driver, they observed signs of intoxication. Field sobriety tests were administered, and the driver was found to be impaired. The driver also provided a Breath Sample, which was found to be .120, over the legal limit of .08.
The driver, identified as 30-year-old Illel Tablas, was arrested and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where charges for Misdemeanor Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) were filed. Stay safe and God bless.

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Constables Execute Another Successful Search Warrant On a Known Drug House
On Friday, March 7th , 2025, Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Special Operations Unit executed a Search Warrant on a known Drug House. The Special Operations Unit was aided with this Warrant by members of the US Marshals, DEA-Galveston.
The Special Operations Unit recorded a tip on this residence several weeks prior about possible drug activity. The Unit immediately began to investigate and was able to develop enough evidence to have a Search Warrant signed on March 5th, 2025. Upon executing the Search Warrant without incident, Deputies discovered narcotics and were able to locate and arrest the targets of this investigation. The narcotics that were in the residence were seized and approximately 20,000 dollars in U.S. Currency were located. Deputies also recovered numerous amounts of Narcotics Packaging items, several firearms, and several other items found to be evidence for this case. The primary suspects were identified as 42-year-old Walter Lucious Jenkins, 41-year-old Xavier Kennard Womack and 37-year-old Domonique De-Shaun Foster Jackson who were located inside the residence and taken into custody without incident. Upon completion of this investigation, Mr. Jonkins, Womack and Jackson were charged with two counts each of “Possession of a Controlled Substances with Intent to Distribute” Also, Mr. Jonkins and Womack were additionally charged with “Felon in Possession of a Firearm”. Constable Jerry Garcia wants to thank the assistance from US Marshals Office and DEA-Galveston for assisting with this successful Investigation, as well as all his deputies involved. Constable Jerry Garcia will continue to target this type of illegal activity in an effort to make a difference in his neighborhood within his Precinct. Please stay safe and God Bless.

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While proactively patrolling in the 14100 block of Dixie Farm Rd, a Precinct 2 Deputy discovered a vehicle crash resulting a car being in a ditch. Upon making contact with the driver to check for injuries, the deputy observed multiple signs of intoxication. The driver identify as William Alms, was asked to perform Standard Field Of Sobriety Tests. Following the assessments, Mr. Alms was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where a blood specimen was obtained. He then booked without incident.
Stay Safe and God bless.

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While on patrol, on Thursday at approximately 12:00 AM a deputy observed a vehicle illegally parked in a designated handicapped parking space. Upon making contact with the male occupant, a records check revealed an active felony warrant for Possession with intent to Deliver. The warrant was confirmed, and the individual was taken into custody without incident. He was subsequently transported and booked into the Joint Processing Center (JPC). Stay safe and God bless.

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On Sunday, March 2, 2025, at approximately 5:47 AM a Sgt. with Constable Jerry Garcia’s office, conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding over 100 MPH in a 60 MPH zone in the 8500 block of the Gulf Freeway southbound way southbound main lanes, Houston, Harris County. Upon making contact with the driver, he observed signs of intoxication, including red, bloodshot eyes and a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from his breath. The driver, identified as Anthony James, admitted to consuming beer. Based on his observations, he placed Mr. James under arrest for suspicion of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and transported him to the South Houston Police Department. A breathalyzer test was administered. Mr. James provided breath samples of 0.141 and 0.133 BAC, both above the legal limit of 0.08 BAC. The suspect was charged with misdemeanor DWI.
Stay safe and God bless.

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Suspicious Person Call Leads to Arrest on Open Warrant
Deputies were dispatched to the 10800 block of Filey Ln in response to a suspicious person call. The caller reported an unknown male who had rung her doorbell. She recognized him from an earlier encounter outside his home and provided a description along with his direction of travel. Deputies patrolled the area and located the male on foot. Upon making contact, they identified him as 48-year old Eric Faltesek. A records check revealed an open warrant from the Harris County Sheriff’s Office for a probation violation. Faltesek was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Harris County Jail.
Stay safe and God bless.

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Evading and Tampering w/Evidence
On 2/23/25 evening shift deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s office were dispatched to the 8500 block S Sam Houston Pkwy E for a Theft in progress. Upon deputies arrival they were advised that a suspicious vehicle was parked near the FIRE EXIT, possible waiting on the two suspects, who were inside the business concealing items in a duffel bag. At this time both suspects were observed exiting the business, and running towards the suspicious vehicle. Upon the two suspects entering the vehicle with stolen merchandise concealed in said duffle bag, the vehicle attempted to flee the parking lot. Deputies quickly located the vehicle and performed a traffic stop, at which time they were able to safely detain all three suspects without incident. The Harris County DA was contacted, and charges were accepted on the following suspects: Christina Melton, 34 years of age- Misdemeanor Aggregate Theft, Robert Bolden, 54 years of age- Felony Aggregate Theft, and Howard Jones, 56 years of age- Misdemeanor Theft.
Please stay safe and God bless.

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Evading and Tampering w/Evidence
On 2/23/25 event shift deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s office were dispatched to the 8500 block of the S Sam Houston Pkwy E in reference to a Theft call. Upon arrival deputies were advised that a male suspect was observed by loss protection tampering with security tags and hiding himself from camera view while inside the business. As deputies were speaking with loss prevention, the suspect was observed exiting the store. At this time loss prevention requested that the male suspect be identified and issued a criminal trespass warning due to his previous behavior. As deputies attempted to make contact, the male proceeded to evade on foot. After a brief chase deputies were able to safely detain the suspect without further incident. At this time 40 year old Christopher Goins was placed into custody for Felony Evading- Previous Convictions and transported to the Harris County Jail. Upon arriving at the jail, suspect Goins had been able to conceal a small plastic baggy containing narcotics. When deputies discovered the narcotics, Suspect Goins was able to grab the baggy and swallow it, along with its contents. After being evaluated at the hospital, Suspect Goins was transported back to jail, and now charged with Felony- Tampering with Evidence as well.
Please stay safe and God Bless.

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Melody Hughes was arrested for shoplifting at Target on W. Bay Area Blvd. Loss prevention observed her hiding lots of makeup in her purse and watching her walk beyond all points of sale before detaining her and calling law enforcement. The items stolen were more than $390 before tax.

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HCC PCT 2 Deputies responded to an aggravated assault call for service at Jack in the Box. Deputies located the male subject and detained. Male subject was given a written criminal trespass warning on 2/17/2025. Male subject entered the Jack in the Box when he was given a written trespass warning. Deputies contacted HCDA’s office and a charge for Criminal Trespass was accepted. Male subject was transported to HCJPC where he was booked and released to jail staff in good health. God bless you all!

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On 2/19/2025, during a routine traffic enforcement operation, Harris County Constable Precinct 2 Toll Road Deputies conducted a stop in the 7700 block of South Sam Houston Parkway East for expired registration. What began as a standard stop quickly escalated when deputies discovered the driver, 44- year old Tiara Clah, had an open felony warrant out of the Harris County Sherrif’s Office for Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Further investigation revealed the passenger, 66-year-old Michael Pepper, also had an open warrant for a parole violation. Both individuals were taken into custody without incident and booked into the Harris County Jail. God bless you all!

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On 2/19/2025, Harris County Precinct 2 Constable Tollroad Deputies conducted a traffic stop on vehicle in the 4900 block of S. Sam Houston Pkwy E. During the stop, deputies discovered the driver had an active warrant for Harrasment/ Intimidation out of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. The driver, identified as Blandon Bismark, was taken into custody and booked into the Harris County Jail without incident. Another great job by our deputies keeping the community safe! God bless you all!

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Deputies responded swiftly to a reported shoplifting incident in the 8500 block of S Sam Houston Pkwy E. A vigilant witness observed two females moving quickly through the store, throwing numerous items into a shopping cart without checking them—behavior consistent with an attempted theft.

The suspects proceeded past all points of sale without paying, pushing a cart loaded with over $1,200 worth of merchandise. Thanks to the quick response of our deputies, the suspects were located outside in the parking lot with the stolen items.

The suspects were identified as Mya Johnson and Daniah King and were apprehended without incident. We appreciate the diligence of the witness who reported the suspicious activity, If you see something, say something!

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🚔 Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest in Harris County 🚔
On February 14, 2025, Deputies with Harris County Constable Precinct #2 were patrolling the 7800 block of the South Sam Houston Tollway East, when they conducted a routine traffic stop.

After making contact with the driver and further investigation, the driver, identified as 37-year-old Khanh Pham, gave deputies consent to search his vehicle.

The search revealed a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. Following the discovery, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted, and they accepted charges for Possession of a Controlled Substance against Mr. Pham.

Mr. Pham was then booked into the Harris County Jail without incident.

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🚔 Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest in Harris County 🚔

On February 15, 2025, Deputies with Harris County Constable Precinct #2 were patrolling the 8600 block of the South Sam Houston Tollway East, when they conducted a routine traffic stop.

During the course of the traffic stop, the driver displayed multiple signs of intoxication, which resulted in a DWI investigation. It was later determined that the driver was intoxicated.

The driver was arrested and booked into the Harris County Joint Processing Center for driving while intoxicated. The driver was identified as 46 year-old Giang Doan Tran.

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On Monday, February 17, 2025, night shift Deputies responded to a suspicious person call for service on the 10100 block of Ney St in Houston, Harris County, Texas. Upon arrival, the witness and reportee informed Deputies he saw a white male enter a parked truck on the driver’s side then he lost sight of him. The witness had a picture of the suspect from his surveillance cameras. Deputies search the area and found the suspect at a nearby convenience store. Deputies detain the male and found a rechargeable flashlight on his front pocket. Deputies contacted the truck owner who identified the flashlight to be his. The suspect was identified as Paul Houston. Mr. Houston was arrested and charged with Burglary of a Motor Vehicle and booked into the Harris County.

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On January 29, 2025, deputies were notified by the South Houston Police Department that they were searching for a suspect who had evaded arrest. Over the next several days, multiple agencies joined the search, including the Houston Police Department, Harris County Constable Precinct 8, and our deputies.
On February 7, 2025, Precinct 2 deputies were informed that the suspect vehicle had been spotted traveling eastbound on Almeda Road near Telephone Road, pulling a gooseneck trailer. Deputies began searching the area for the vehicle. A Precinct 8 deputy located the vehicle in the 8700 block of Almeda Genoa Road. The suspect led deputies on a brief pursuit before crashing in the 8400 block of Almeda Genoa Road and fleeing on foot.
Harris County Constable Precinct 2 deputies arrived on scene and deployed a TASER, successfully detaining the suspect, identified as Isaac Bass. Mr. Bass was found to have an outstanding misdemeanor warrant issued by the Waller County Sheriff’s Office for failing to appear in a burglary case.
Harris County Constable Precinct 8 assumed primary and transported Mr. Bass to the Joint Processing Center, where he was booked for the open warrant and felony evading in a motor vehicle.

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On February 5, 2024, Harris County Precinct Two Deputies were informed of a homeless encampment located near the 9700 block of Minnesota Street. Responding deputies conducted a welfare check and located individuals living in deplorable living conditions. Our deputies first priority was to assist those displaced and offered everyone help with resources to begin a process into transitional housing. In the course of identifying those on site, deputies learned one adult female had an outstanding warrant for prostitution out of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. The adult female was subsequently arrested and transported to the Harris County Jail. Others on site chose to leave voluntarily without accepting assistance.

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On Sunday, February 02, 2025, the dedicated Day shift Deputies were dispatched to the 12039 block of Back Bay Ridge Way for a family disturbance call for service between a husband and wife regarding child custody. The Complainant was found credible and reliable, and she was living with her sister and brother-in-law to remain in a safe environment with her 7-year-old son from the Defendant. The Complainant stated the Defendant came to her brother-in-law’s residence unannounced and entered the home attempting to take her child. The Defendant was irate and was instructed to leave by the homeowner (brother-in-law). The Complainant stated that the Defendant has been aggressive and controlling for 4 years. The Defendant has assaulted her repeatedly and repeatedly threatened to kill her. At one point, Defendant threatened the Complainant to pour “ACID” on her body, and due to his medical profession, he was able to obtain it, but Defendant was unable to locate the “ACID,” so Defendant poured alcohol all over her body.

Due to exigent circumstances of the Defendant committing the offense of an intent to threaten, in a manner reasonably likely to alarm the person receiving the threat, to inflict bodily injury on the person to commit a felony against the person, a member the Defendant’s family or household, Deputies contacted the Harris County Attorney’s Office, and a charge for Harassment was accepted. A protective order was also requested for the Complainant due to the circumstances. The Defendant was placed into custody and taken to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where he was released to the Harris County jail staff in good health with no further incident.

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During a routine traffic stop conducted by a night shift deputy, the driver exhibited hesitation when asked to provide identification. The deputy utilized a mobile Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) to verify the driver’s identity. Upon identification, it was discovered that the driver had an active warrant for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). Suspecting the driver was currently under the influence, the deputy requested that the driver perform Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs), to which the driver consented.
When deputies attempted to open the vehicle door to facilitate the driver’s exit, he refused to comply. The driver then started the vehicle, prompting the deputies to believe he might attempt to flee the scene. Deputies ordered the driver to exit the vehicle, warning that he would be tased if he did not comply. The driver continued to resist and refused to obey commands, at which point he was tased twice in order to gain compliance.
After the deployment of the taser, the driver was detained without further incident. He was subsequently transported to the Harris County Jail and booked without incident for the DWI warrant and for interference charges.

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On, Friday, January 31, 2025, Dayshift Patrol Deputies with the Harris County Precinct 2 Constables Office conducted a Pro Active Warrant Investigation and located Yuriana Alvarez. Yuriana Alvarez was found to have an Outstanding Felony Warrant for Child Abandonment. Yuriana was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center without incident.

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Harris County Precinct Two Deputies Recover Stolen Vehicle and Arrest Wanted Suspect

On January 30, 2025, deputies with the Harris County Constable Precinct Two Office conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle due to an obscured temporary dealer tag.

During the stop, the deputy observed signs that the dealer tag was fraudulent. Upon verifying the vehicle identification number (VIN), it was confirmed that the vehicle had been reported stolen by the Pasadena Police Department. The deputy detained the driver, identified as Milan Willis, a white male.

Further investigation revealed that Willis had multiple outstanding warrants, including: One open misdemeanor warrant from Harris County Constable Precinct Eight, two open misdemeanor warrants from Harris County Constable Precinct One, two open misdemeanor warrants from the Clear Lake Shores Police Department, one open misdemeanor warrant from the Memorial Villages.

Willis was taken into custody and transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where he was booked on his open warrants.

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On Tuesday, January 28, 2025, deputies were dispatched to 1801 W. Bay Area Blvd. in regard to someone shoplifting at a Target store. Upon arrival, asset protection had a female detained. The female was later identified as 33-year-old Kendall Campbell, who was observed concealing items and passing all points of sale without paying.

Upon further investigation, it was found that the female was in possession of crack cocaine. The Harris County district attorney was presented with the facts, and charges were accepted for theft and possession of a controlled substance. The Kendall was booked into the Harris County jail without any incident.

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On Monday, January 27, 2025, evening shift patrol deputies while on active patrol observed a vehicle in smoke near the northbound service road of the 11200 block of Gulf Fwy.

Deputies made contact with the male driver who eyewitnesses stated that they had observed the male exiting the main lanes of Gulf Fwy onto the service road jumping the curb and striking the exit sign, which was observed a few feet away from the male’s vehicle. The male driver was later identified as 22-year-old Brandon Mendoza. Upon further investigation, Brandon displayed several signs of intoxication. Brandon refused the standard Filed Sobriety Test (SFST) and was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where a blood warrant was executed for the withdrawal of his blood. Brandon was booked into jail without an incident.

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While on active patrol, a night shift Sgt. observed what appeared to be a drug transaction take place in the 8600 block of Winkler. The vehicle left the parking lot and travelled to the 11000 block of the Gulf Fwy. where he was pulled over for a traffic infraction. After further investigation, it was discovered he was in possession of a controlled substance which he was subsequently charged and arrested for.

Drug possession and drug deals will not be tolerated in the Jerry Garcia, Harris County Constable Precinct 2 area. We are committed to the safety of this community and stand by to take action when needed. If found engaging in this type of activity, you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

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On Sunday, January 26, 2025, Deputies assigned to the Dayshift District patrol were actively patrolling the 10200 block of Almeda Genoa Rd. when they encountered what appeared to be a stranded motor vehicle. Upon further investigation, Deputies were able to see a male slumped over the driver seat over the steering wheel. After several attempts Deputies were able to wake the driver up and was taken out of the vehicle.

During the encounter, the male driver identified as Josue Montanez, was displaying signs of intoxication by the means of alcoholic beverages. Montanez admitted to having several alcoholic beverages prior to operating a vehicle. The Standard Field Sobriety Tests (SFTS) were conducted which resulted in additional signs of intoxication clues. During a consent search, Montanez was found to have a white powdery substance in his possession.

Montanez was charged with Driving While Intoxicated and Possession of a Controlled substance

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On Saturday January 25, 2025 Deputies conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for failing to yield the right of way to an emergency vehicle and for having a Texas license plate displayed that was canceled.

Deputies made contact with the driver of the vehicle who was identified as 42 year old Green, Kennis Wayne (left). Deputies observed an odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle and subsequently detained the driver and the two other occupants.

Deputies were able to compare the vehicle identification number connected to the license plate return and the vehicle identification number attached to the vehicle, which did not match. Deputies entered the vehicle identification number into the National crime information center (NCIC) which confirmed the vehicle to be stolen out of the Houston Police Department.

Kennis told deputies he rented the vehicle from a “dope fiend” for an undisclosed amount for a few days. Kennis was ultimately charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

One passenger was identified as 39 Perez, Gerardo (middle). Gerardo initially provided his younger brother’s name but deputies utilized the department issued mobile identification fingerprint system (AFIS) to positively identify him, which Gerardo had an open warrant for DWI in Colorado.

Another passenger was identified as 47 year old Smith, Yakeyma (right). Yakeyma was found to be in possession of numerous amounts of passports, driver’s licenses, and US citizenship cards. Yakeyma was arrested for fraudulent possession of identification documents.

All three were charged and transported to Harris County jail without incident.

Please stay safe, pull over and God bless.

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Today, deputies from Harris County Constable Precinct 2 were dispatched to the 1800 block of West Bay Area Blvd in response to reports of an active theft/shoplifting incident. Deputies acted swiftly, arriving on the scene and successfully detaining the female suspect.

Initially, the suspect attempted to mislead law enforcement by providing a false name and date of birth. However, thanks to the Automatic Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS), deputies were able to confirm the suspect’s true identity as Tarsha Nicole Jones.

Further investigation revealed that Ms. Jones was wanted by the Nashville Police Department for identity theft. Following her arrest, Ms. Jones was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where she was booked on charges of theft.
We commend our deputies for their quick response and diligent investigative work that not only resolved the theft incident but also ensured a wanted individual was taken off the streets.

The Harris County Constable Precinct 2 Office remains committed to ensuring the safety of our community and maintaining justice.

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🔹Serving Our Community with Warmth 🔹
We had the privilege of delivering four heaters to seniors at Clinton Park over the snow in, generously donated by @walmart. ❄️🔥
A huge thank you to our deputies who braved the cold to personally hand-deliver these heaters, ensuring our seniors stay warm this winter. Your dedication to service does not go unnoticed! 💙

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On January 22, 2025, deputies with the Harris County Constable Precinct Two Office responded to a request for assistance from the Houston Police Department. HPD had detained an individual but needed help verifying his identity.

Our deputies arrived on the scene and utilized the Mobile Automatic Fingerprint Identification System (Mobile AFIS) to identify the detained individual as Juan Reyes, a white male born on May 6, 1999. During this process, deputies discovered that Mr. Reyes was wanted by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office on an active warrant for “Failure to Identify as a Fugitive.”

Deputies confirmed the warrant was valid, took custody of Mr. Reyes, and transported him to the Harris County Joint Processing Center without incident.

This successful collaboration highlights the importance of technology and inter-agency cooperation in ensuring public safety. Great job to all involved in safely bringing this fugitive into custody!

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On January 22, 2025, deputies responded to a burglary call where a homeowner reported that a male suspect had attempted to enter her residence. The suspect left the scene in a work van after apparently mistaking the homeowner’s property for his own.

Thanks to the homeowner’s detailed description, deputies quickly located the van just one block away. A male matching the description was identified as Alejandro De Santiago (DOB: 12/23/1983). Upon further investigation, Mr. De Santiago exhibited clear signs of intoxication. When asked to complete Standard Field Sobriety Tests, he refused.

Deputies transported Mr. De Santiago to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where a blood warrant was obtained and executed. He was subsequently booked into the custody of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office on a charge of Driving While Intoxicated.

We commend our deputies for their prompt response and the homeowner for their vigilance in providing crucial information. This collaboration highlights the importance of community involvement in keeping our neighborhoods safe.

Remember: If you see something, say something. Together, we can create a safer community for all.

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On January 23, 2025, deputies observed a vehicle fail to maintain a single lane, strike a curb, and speed along the service road. A traffic stop was conducted, and upon approaching the driver, deputies noticed multiple signs of intoxication.

The driver, identified as Ricardo Ortega, was unable to complete a Standard Field Sobriety Test (SFST) and was taken into custody. He was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where a blood warrant was drafted, signed, and executed.

During the investigation, deputies discovered that Mr. Ortega had seven active misdemeanor warrants, including two from Harris County Precinct 2, one from Harris County Precinct 7, two from the Deer Park Police Department, and two from La Porte Police Department.

Mr. Ortega has been booked on charges of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and his open warrants.

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On Sunday, January 19, 2025, Night shift Deputies were dispatched to the 10200 block of Kittrell St. for a disturbance caused by a neighbor identified as Keith Cook. Cook began to throw bricks at the victim’s windows, causing extensive damage. The victims’ life was then threatened by Cook when she mentioned the presence of Law Enforcement. Deputies attempted to make contact with Cook, who was inside his residence, where he barricaded himself inside. Charges were accepted for Retaliation on Cook, for which a warrant was drafted.

Several hours later, Cook continued to throw items toward the victim’s residence, causing additional damage to the windows. Cook refused to come outside his home to prevent contact with law enforcement. Deputies spoke with Cook and a resident in the home, who once again barricaded themselves. The resident informed Deputies Cook had threatened her in the past if she opened the door for law enforcement.

Due to exigent circumstances, Deputies entered the residence and took Cook into custody. Cook had an active warrant and was taken into custody with an additional charge. All involved parties were not harmed.

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Tuesday, January 21, 2025, at approximately 1:53 am, deputies from Harris County Precinct Two responded to a theft of business type call at the 11000 block of S Sam Houston Parkway East. Deputies arrived at the location and gathered the information from the store clerk, who said two males stole some merchandise without paying for it. The clerk provided the license plate of the vehicle the suspects fled in. The registered owner of the car lived a few blocks away from the store. Deputies went to the registered owner’s house and located the car parked outside in the street. The vehicle was occupied by three males who were detained. One male refused to identify himself initially. After learning about his identity, deputies discovered that the male Garcia, Blake had an outstanding warrant for his arrest from Wharton County for a probation violation. Mr. Garcia was arrested for the warrant and failure to identify as a fugitive.

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Harris County Precinct Two Constables Arrest a Suspect for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon***

January 19, 2025, a Harris County Precinct Two Deputy observed an accident with a disturbance at the 9400 block of Clearwood Drive. Upon further investigation, it was determined that the suspect who was identified as Barrera, Stephen, was involved in a road-rage incident. The suspect Barrera cut through a business at a high rate of speed and drove onto Clearwood Drive. While doing so, the suspect Barrera struck two pedestrians while they were walking across the street. The pedestrians were transported to a local hospital and were treated for their injuries.
After consulting with the district attorney’s office, the suspect Barrera was arrested and charged with two counts of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon.

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Thursday, January 16, 2025, at approximately 11:05 PM, a Harris County Precinct Two Deputy observed a vehicle traveling southbound on Richey Street in the City of Pasadena, Texas, without headlights. The deputy conducted a traffic stop and learned that the vehicle had been reported stolen. Two occupants were detained safely, and the vehicle was confirmed stolen out of the City of South Houston Police Department. The suspect was identified as David Patrick Sweet, who was arrested for the offense and transported to the Harris County Jail. The second suspect was identified and released on scene with no charges.

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Harris County Constable Precinct 2 joins in mourning our brothers and sisters of the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office during this difficult time. We ask that you please keep the family of Deputy Vargas in your thoughts and prayers. We will continue to assist our local and regional partners in the manhunt for the wanted individual in this case.
We are deeply saddened to share the loss of Deputy Jesus Vargas, who faithfully served the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office for 17 years. Deputy Vargas was shot and killed in the line of duty. He was a dedicated public servant, known for his integrity, compassion, and commitment to our community.
He was more than a team member—he was a friend, mentor, and inspiration to everyone who knew him. His professionalism and kind nature left a lasting impact on our office and the residents he served.

Our hearts go out to Deputy Vargas’s family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time. We also stand with our Sheriff’s Office family as we grieve this loss together.

We would like to thank HPD for pursuing this investigation for the suspect in this heinous act. We will release information on this page regarding memorial and remembrance services.

Deputy Vargas’s service and the positive impact he made in Brazoria County will never be forgotten. He will be greatly missed.

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Traffic Stop Leads to Recovery of Stolen Firearm

On January 11, 2025, one of our vigilant deputies conducted a traffic stop that resulted in a recovery. During the stop, a probable cause search of the vehicle uncovered a stolen firearm.

The driver, identified as Steven Michael Kass (via Texas Driver License), was taken into custody on charges of Theft of a Firearm. The defendant was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center, where he was booked without incident.

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Encampment Clean up:

On Thursday, January 9th,
Harris County Constable Precinct 2 Jerry Garcia Office received concerns from community members regarding an encampment under the walking bridge at 10500 East Fwy near an elementary school. Our Homeless Outreach Team reached out to our collaborative partners for assistance and were able to clean up the camp Friday morning, January 10th. We want to thank our partners for helping us address this issue and thank you to our community members for bringing this to our attention for immediate action.

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On Thursday, January 9, 2025, officers from Harris County Constable Precinct Two conducted a traffic stop in the 5900 block of East Sam Houston Parkway South after observing a vehicle operating without a license plate. The vehicle came to a stop, and upon making contact with the driver, he was identified as Mr. Jaime Castro through his Texas driver’s license. During the stop, it was determined that Mr. Castro was wanted by multiple agencies for several outstanding misdemeanor warrants.

After confirming the active warrants, Mr. Castro was placed under arrest and transported to Harris County Constable Precinct Two for fingerprinting and processing. He was subsequently transferred to the Harris County Joint Processing Center for booking. No new charges were filed at the time of the arrest.

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On January 5, 2025, while on active patrol on the South Sam Houston Tollway East, Toll Road Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Office observed a vehicle failing to drive in a single lane, failing to signal lane changes and speeding. The driver was driving 80 mph in a posted 65 mph area.

Deputies activated their emergency lights to signal for the driver to stop. The driver refused to pull over and led deputies on a 13.5-mile pursuit. Deputies were able to get the vehicle stopped safely. The driver was detained.

The driver was arrested and booked into the Harris County Joint Processing Center for felony evading arrest in a motor vehicle.

The driver was identified as 24 -year-old Jad Antoury.

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On January 6, 2025, while on active patrol on the South Sam Houston Parkway East, Toll Road Deputies with Constable Jerry Garcia’s Office observed a vehicle driving eastbound on the toll road. The license plate was ran through TCIC/NCIC and the vehicle had an expired registration as of 2019 and the vehicle had a salvaged title return.

Deputies activated their emergency lights to signal for the driver to stop. The driver stopped in the 8200 block of South Sam Houston Tollway East.

The driver admitted to knowingly operating a salvaged title vehicle on the public roadway. The driver was arrested and booked into the Harris County Joint Processing Center for possessing and operating a salvaged title motor vehicle.

The driver was identified as 26 -year-old Rafael Farley.

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