At 2 am on August 10, 2022, the Beloit, Wisconsin Police were dispatched to a reported alarm at the ATM located along the driveway at the Educators Credit Union at 1154 Cranston in Beloit, Wisconsin. Units arrived to find the ATM had been broken into and the cash box boxes removed. They could get enough information to get out an attempt to locate. On Thursday evening just before dark DPS Units converged on a vehicle spotted on I-69 matching the description and license number obtained. They could stop the car with the assistance of the Splendora Police Department. Troopers recovered close to $40,000 in cash from the vehicle. Arrested was Darrian Dejuan Haywood, 32, of 3622 Alberta Street in Houston. He was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on money laundering charges of over $30,000 but less than $150,000. Haywoods bond was set at $500,000. In addition Rock County, Wisconsin officials believe these are their suspects and working on formal charges there. They currently have a hold on Haywood. Troopers also arrested, Darrell Wayne Jones, 30, of 1923 Wildwood Ridge in Missouri City, Texas. He is being held in the Montgomery County Jail on pending charges from Rock County also in addition to the Montgomery County charges of money laundering of $30,000 to $150,000. His bond is set at $100,000. It is believed that two others from Houston, possibly in another vehicle were also involved.
Haywood has a very extensive record in Harris County.
09/08/08-TRESPASS PROP/BLDG-DISMISSED
12/08-EVADING DETENTION-DISMISSED
1/22/2010-POSS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA-REDUCED TO PARAPHERNALIA-$200 FINE
5/17/11-TRESPASS PROP/BLDG-6 DAYS COUNTY JAIL
09/16/11 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA-DISMISSED
09/16/11-POSSESSION W/INT DEL CS PG1 1G <4 GRAMS-DISMISSED
08/21/12-TAMPER WITH PHYSICAL EVIDENCE-250 DAYS COUNTY JAIL
08/23/12-UNLAWFUL CARRYING A WEAPON-DISMISSED
01/31/13-THEFT $1500 TO $20,000-DISMISSED -JUDGE SILVERMAN
02/25/14-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA-30 DAYS HARRIS COUNTY JAIL
02/10/15-TRESPASS PROP/BLDG-DISMISSED-JUDGE ALEX SALGADO
1/9/15-MURDER (THEN HUYNH)-DISMISSED-JUDGE AMY MARTIN
REASON:UNABLE TO PROVE BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT AT THIS TIME. THE INVESTIGATION INTO THIS OFFENSE WILL CONTINUE. JEOPARDY IS NOT ATTACHED, AND THIS CASE IS SUBJECT TO BE REFILED.
3/3/16-DRIVING LICENSE INVALID-DISMISSED
4/11/20-INTERFERE WITH EMERGENCY CALL-CASE SET FOR OCTOBER 20, 2022
4/11/20-ASSAULT ON A FAMILY MEMBER-RESET ON 8/3/22 FOR 10/20/22
1/31/22-FELON IN POSSESSION OF A FIREARM-RESET ON 8//3/22 FOR 10/20/22 (NOTE BOND CONDITION CLIENT CAN NOT HAVE ANY WEAPONS, FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION JUDGE ADDED TRAVEL RESTRICTION THAT THE CLIENT HAS TO STAY IN THE STATE OF TEXAS)HARRIS COUNTY 248th DISTRICT COURT
Mr. Darrell Wayne Jones is right behind his friend in criminal history.
06/07/11-BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE-180 DAYS IN JAIL-
12/21/11-THEFT $50-$500 -180 DAYS HARRIS COUNTY JAIL
12/05/13-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA-4 DAYS HARRIS COUNTY JAIL
04/08/14-POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-DISMISSED
05/19/17-BURGLARY OF A MOTOR VEHICLE-15 DAYS HARRIS COUNTY JAIL
5/19/17-THEFT $2500-$30,000-PROBATION TERMINATED
This is not the first time Houston thieves went to Wisconsin for cash. In August of 2021 two males and a female from Houston robbed a guard filling an ATM at a Racine, Wisconsin ATM. They got away with $136,000, however, they did not get to spend it. Racine authorities put out an attempt to locate and their neighboring Illinois Highway Patrol spotted the vehicle and gave pursuit. The vehicle fled into a cornfield. Bryanna Blades, of Houston, was arrested before she could run. However, she helped law enforcement by informing them of the other two suspects’ names, Mannie Willis and Brandon Taylor. She told them of a robbery of a man making a deposit in Northfield, Illinois. From there they went to the Chase Bank for the robbery. The suspects were later apprehended in the cornfields. On their phones, they had photos of the trash bags in the back seat of the car loaded with cash.
ABOVE THE THREE HOUSTONIANS FROM THE RACINE WISCONSIN ROBBERY
BELOW THE TAKEDOWN OF JONES AND HAYWARD ON I-69 NEAR SPLENDORA
