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VIDEO HISTORY FROM JANUARY 31 OF YEARS PAST


JANUARY 31, 2016
HPD PURSUIT OF JUVENILE ROBBERS
Early Saturday night four juveniles decided to steal a Ford Expedition from a Houston Police Officers family member. From there they went on a robbery spree, robbing at least seven persons in the north Houston area. An attempt to locate was put out on the Expedition and just after 1 am a North Shepherd patrol unit spotted it on the North Loop near Shepherd. When the officer tried to stop the vehicle it sped off at speeds of close to 100 mph. The driver appeared to know Houston well as he took I-45 to Quitman, then down White Oak to Houston Avenue and drove right past Houston Police station at 61 Riesner. The driver then got back on the Pierce elevated to US 59 south, exited Fannin and got back on US 59 North to I45 and exited on Allen Parkway. From there to Waugh Drive as they ran the streets of Montrose and decided to head to Houston Heights. After touring several streets including 14th near Shepherd which years ago was blocked off from the Timber Grove Subdivision they u turned, hit one patrol car and ran a Sgt off the road. They continued up through the Garden Oaks area before heading to the North Loop on Ella. As they approached Ella the driver was able to see the wall of police cars and turned onto a street just before the loop throwing money out the window. They then stopped and tried to run but gave that up quickly as officers approached with guns drawn. To the officer’s amazement the vehicle was occupied by five juveniles, the driver only 14-years-old. In all, over thirty miles were traveled. When officers went back to one location on Summer and Center to retrieve purses thrown out, they were gone.


JANUARY 31, 2016
PORTER SHELL CRASH BURGLARY
Close to 5 am Sunday morning thieves tried backing a stolen Dodge pickup into the Shell Station at FM 1314 and US 59 in an attempt to steal the ATM machine. The plan failed as the wall was stronger than they imagined in the 24-hour store. Leaving the truck in drive it hung up in the bushes between the Shell and FM 1314 when Montgomery County Deputies arrived. The truck was stolen from Harris County.


JANUARY 31, 2016
AUTO VS BUILDING
ALABAMA AT SHEPHERD
About 4 am on Sunday morning a driver was traveling at a high rate of speed south on South Shepherd. as he crossed Alabama he sideswiped another vehicle, lost control and crossed the northbound lanes. The vehicle then slammed into the protective posts in a parking lot which turned into a launchpad. The driver slammed into Jugs Draft House and Jenni’s Noodles. Both businesses suffered extensive damage.


WALKER COUNTY WRONG WAY DRIVER
Moments before 10 pm Walker County Sheriff’s Office started getting calls of a silver Lincoln going northbound in the southbound lanes of Interstate 45 between New Waverly and Huntsville State Park. A short time later calls began coming in stating the wrong-way driver had struck several cars just south of the Huntsville City Limits near Park Road 40. New Waverly Fire Department was dispatched to the scene and found a Jeep with heavy damage and two injuries. The silver Lincoln had a male driver entrapped and in critical condition. Firefighters worked for five to ten minutes to free the victim but he did not survive. All three vehicles were directly involved and another suffered minor damage as the female driver drove through the debris field. The driver of the other vehicle that was struck did not require medical attention. Names have not yet been released by DPS.


JANUARY 31, 2016
DOUBLE SHOOTING
HOLLOW TREE DR
Harris County Sheriff’s Department is on the scene of a double shooting at the Rock Creek at Hollow Tree Apartments in the 100 block of Hollow Tree. One person is dead on the scene and another was transported by Cypress Creek EMS to Houston Northwest Hospital. Homicide is enroute to the scene.


JANUARY 31, 2018
KIDNAPPER APPEARS IN COURT
Wednesday morning Jimmy Tony Sanchez, 38 appeared in front of Judge Grant for arraignment. Then Wednesday afternoon Nicholas Chase Cunningham appeared in court in front of Judge Grant for arraignment. The other suspect, Sophia Perez Heath, 35, will appear on Thursday. Cunningham and Sanchez are charged with kidnapping and aggravated robbery. Heath is charged with aggravated kidnapping. Montgomery County District Attorney Kelly Blackburn who will prosecute the case said murder charges will not be filed. He said to file capital murder the victim must have been killed with intent during the commission of the offense. A charge of just murder carries the same penalty as aggravated kidnapping which is 5 to 99 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.


JANUARY 31, 2019
STEVE ROPER RETIRES FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY PRECINCT 2


JANUARY 31, 2021
PLUM GROVE FIRE TRUCK ROLLOVER
Sunday afternoon Plum Grove Fire Department was responding to a grass fire on County Road 5102 in Liberty County. As the tanker was traveling down County Road 5000 the truck slipped off the extensive drop on the edge of the roadway and flipped. Three firefighters were entrapped for a short time. All three were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. County Road 5000 remained closed for several hours as DPS investigated the crash and Smith Towing was able to roll the truck back over. This was the only tanker the all-volunteer fire department had. In addition, their front line pumper is down for pump repairs leaving only a booster truck to fight fires. The volunteers are reaching out to other departments that may have reserve equipment until repairs can be made to their truck. The department depends on minimal funds as they are all volunteers. Plum Grove is responsible for close to 20,000 residents in its district.

 


JANUARY 31, 2022
10-YEAR-OLD CANCER PATIENT SWORN IN BY MONTGOMERY COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
Today, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office had the pleasure of hosting 10-year-old Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel and his family for a special ceremony where DJ was sworn in as an honorary Law Enforcement Officer.
DJ’s father, Theodis Daniel, explained his son’s admiration for law enforcement began after experiencing acts of kindness from police officers during Hurricane Harvey. DJ, who is battling terminal brain and spine cancer, told his dad he had a goal – to be sworn in by 100 law enforcement agencies!
Sheriff Rand Henderson and the 23 other Montgomery County Law Enforcement leaders administered the Oath of Office to DJ. Judge Mark Keough also issued a proclamation honoring DJ’s determination, compassion, and bravery in his fight against cancer.
DJ received his very own MCSO badge and identification while each Law Enforcement agency honored him by presenting him with their own distinctive memorabilia.
We are beyond excited to announce DJ has surpassed his goal of being sworn into 100 agencies with today’s moving service! DJ was incredibly excited and moved, yet unbeknownst to him, he has left a far greater impact on us, and we can’t thank him and his family enough for this incredible experience! Our thoughts and prayers are with you, DJ.
This would not have been possible without our law enforcement partners.
Special thanks to:
Conroe ISD PD
Panorama Village PD
Conroe PD Patton Village PD
Cut-and-Shoot PD
Precinct 1 Constable Office
Lone Star Community College PD
Precinct 2 Constables Office
Magnolia PD Precinct 3 Constables Office
Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office
Precinct 4 Constables Office
Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office
Precinct 5 Constables Office
Montgomery PD Roman Forest PD
Oak Ridge North PD
Shenandoah PD


JANUARY 31, 2022
9th ANNUAL ROMAN FOREST POLICE OFFICER AWARDS AND APPRECIATION DINNER 2022

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