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VIDEO STORIES FROM NOVEMBER 20TH OF YEARS PAST


NOVEMBER 20, 2006
DOUBLE DROWNING -WINCREST AT CREEKVIEW


MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE CITIZENS ACADEMY GRADUATION


NOVEMBER 20, 2009
MAGNOLIA DOPE BUST
Nine people were arrested Friday night in a home on Michael Street, just blocks from Magnolia Junior High, including two adult residents of that home, and seven neighborhood kids.

The trouble began when the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office asked Magnolia Police to check the location for a female runaway.

When officers arrived, two juveniles who were in the front yard ran inside the house. Officers went to the door and were met with a distinctive odor. They contacted Justice of the Peace Matt Masden, who signed a search warrant.

Inside the home, officers found narcotics, resulting in nine arrests.

Magnolia police were assisted by the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and the Precinct 5 Constable’s Office.

The investigation is continuing.


NOVEMBER 20, 2014
ANNA LIGHTS THE WOODLANDS CHRISTMAS TREE
The annual Light of the Tree in The Woodlands was extra special this year because the person who pushed the button was a 14-year-old local heart transplant recipient.

Anna King’s family learned she needed a new heart shortly after they moved to The Woodlands, her mother Pam King said. After nearly two years, they got the call and the transplant was a success. The teen addressed the large crowd gathered to watch the lighting with all the poise of a trained professional speaker.

“As you know, we have a lot to be thankful for,” Anna said, “So being here with you guys is so awesome.”

She spoke of learning she needed a transplant and how The Woodlands community gathered around the family and helped them through that trying time.

“We can never thank you all enough for that and most of all, thank you to the family that we don’t know – the one that made the decision to donate their daughter’s organs, and that decision gave me my life back,” she said.

Anna said if her story could be any kind of a blessing to those listening, she hoped it did two things. She hoped it would remind people to grab onto those they love “and hold them tight,” and that it would make them want to “reach out to another family, neighbor, coworker, friend, or even a stranger – pick someone who needs to be carried for a little while.”

Pam King said the family was overwhelmed by the large crowd, filled with familiar faces.

“The Woodlands is the greatest place in the world for kids, and we’ve never known a situation where neighbors could be so wonderful,” she said.

The audience counted aloud from 10, and at one, Anna pressed the large button the giant tree was lit, drawing cheers from the audience. Other tries also became illuminated and the lights blinked in rhythm to the Christmas music that began to play.

People danced and sang along with the Christmas music as artificial snow flurries added to the festive spirit.

Anna called Thursday night “One of the best nights” of her life, “if not the best.”

Her mom said Anna had just passed the three-month mark post-transplant when she was allowed out among people.

“It’s so wonderful to be able to come out with her to a community event, and she’s no longer the child waiting for the heart. She’s the child that got the heart, and everybody can celebrate our blessings and that she was able to come out the other side of this thing,” Pam King said. “We made it and thanks to that donor she’s standing here and she was able to celebrate with us.”

The trees will be lit every night through the Christmas season.


NOVEMBER 20, 2015
AMY LANE SHOOTING-ONE HOSPITALIZED AFTER SHOOTING IN PORTER
Just after 2 am Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office was called to a shooting in the 19200 block of Amy Lane in the Timberland Subdivision. They arrived to find a male in his thirties shot multiple times. He was transported in critical condition to Conroe Regional Trauma Center. As of this morning, he remains in surgery but is expected to live.

According to Detective Tate with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit, said the victim had been across the street from his home in a neighbors yard. The neighbor confronted the victim at which time the victim pulled a knife. The victim then cut one of his neighbors in the mouth and stomach. The other neighbor who resided in the home was then seriously cut on the hand. That neighbor then puller a .22 pistol and shot the victim multiple times.

The case is going to be referred to the Montgomery County Grand Jury for any possible charges.


NOVEMBER 20, 2015
HOUSTON SHOOTING VICTIM CRASHES INTO HOUSE
Just before 10 pm Friday a man in his thirties was just about to leave the Conoco Station on West Fuqua just blocks from his home. A male, for unknown reason fired at his truck striking his arm. The bullet passed through his arm and into his chest. Badly injured he called his wife on the phone and told her he had been shot and was on the way home.

His wife went outside their home on Tiffany Street in South Houston to await his arrival. She watched in horror as he approached the corner, ran across the grass of the corner house across from his home, went across the road, and crashed into his next-door neighbors master bedroom. His truck went all the way into the house.

The homeowner and her mother were at home at the time of the crash, she was just getting into the shower when she heard the bang. Going to the hallway, walls and ceilings were still collapsing. Her elderly mother luckily was in another part of the house.

Paramedics were called and the resident said they were able to get him out of his truck. They initiated CPR and he was transported to the hospital. At last report, he was talking to police and has been in surgery to remove the bullet from his chest. It is unknown how much internal damage there is but family members say his heart and lungs are fine.

Police were able to take a suspect into custody and are still investigating.


NOVEMBER 20, 2015
HARRIS COUNTY PURSUIT -VEHICLE NO HEADLIGHTS


NOVEMBER 20, 2015
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DWI TASK FORCE


NOVEMBER 20, 2016
HARRISBURG FATAL CRASH
At approximately am Sunday morning a 40-year-old Hispanic female was traveling north on Harrisburg at a high rate of speed in a Nissan Rouge. As she crossed over the ship channel at Wharf Street they believe she may have been forced off the road in the curve. She struck a guardrail ripping out guardrail anchors in the concrete. She crossed the southbound lanes and struck the bridge pillar for the railroad overpass. She died at the scene.


NOVEMBER 20, 2016
On Sunday, November 20, 2016, at approximately 4:20 a.m. the Montgomery County Precinct 3 Constable’s Office received a call through 911 that a homeowner had awoken to find a man in her bedroom, the male touched the woman while she slept. At this time her boyfriend awoke and chased the male out of the home and down the street but was unable to catch him. Deputies arrived and took the initial report. On 11/21/2016 deputies and detectives were on scene conducting a follow up when another call came in that a male fitting the description of the original suspect was seen looking into another home in the immediate area. Deputies arrived on scene and located the suspect Jones, Lonnie B/M DOB 05-03-1983. Jones matched the surveillance footage from the previous scene and he was detained at this time. Jones was transported to the station and interviewed by detectives where he admitted to being the man in the surveillance footage. Jones was out on bond in Montgomery County for Indecency with a Child. Jones has been charged with Burglary of a Habitation and booked into the Montgomery County jail without incident.

The Montgomery County Precinct 3 Constables Office worked almost non stop since the beginning of the incident to put the suspect in custody.


NOVEMBER 20, 2016
Caney Creek and EMC firefighters responded to a workshop on fire in the 14000 block of Tower Glen late Sunday night. As they came out of the station the glow was already evident in the sky. They arrived on the scene with heavy fire. They were able to quickly bring the fire under control. There were no injuries. The Montgomery County Fire Marshal’s Office will investigate to determine the cause.


NOVEMBER 20, 2016
CAR CONVERTS CELL PHONE STORE TO DRIVE THRU
An SUV crashed into a storefront in northwest Houston on Sunday morning, police say.
The frightening crash happened at the Zook Mobile cell phone store on the 200 block of North Vista Drive

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