OCTOBER 22, 2025 – NOVEMBER 17, 2025

Assault (1) (Up 1 from previous month)

10/31/25 W. Airport Blvd.

• Two males were in a verbal argument when one shoulder bumped the other.

• The males then went separate ways.

• The victim does want prosecution (Class C).

• Investigation: Open

BMV (0) (Same as from previous month) (0 commercial – 0 residential)

Burglary – Business/Commercial (0) (Down 1 from previous month)

Burglary – Residential (1) (Up 1 from previous month) 

11/01/25 Meadows Senior Village

• A resident reported that a pistol was missing from his apartment when he returned to the building.

• His door was secure and there was no sign of forced entry.

• The resident has reported this happening before; previously, the weapon was found by him in the apartment.

• Property Value: $600

• Investigation Status: Open

Burglary – Residential Building (0) (Same as previous month) 

Criminal Mischief/Reckless Damage (0) (Same as previous month)

Fraud/Forgery (0) (Down 1from previous month)

Robbery (0) (Down 1 from previous month)

Theft (8) (Up 7 from previous month) (2 Residential) (6 Commercial)

10/22/25 Northern Tool *Tools

• A male walked out of the store with an unpaid tool set.

• The crime was captured on surveillance video.

• The LP was retrieved by employees.

• Property Value: $349

• Investigation Status: Open

12/23/25 Northern Tool *Minibike

• A male walked out of the store with an unpaid minibike.

• The crime was captured on surveillance video.

• Property Value: $799

• Investigation Status: Open

12/31/25 Walgreens *Game Cards

• A male walked out of the store with 2 unpaid boxes of game cards in a backpack and left the area on foot.

• The crime was captured on surveillance

• The backpack was found outside nearby, and the stolen merchandise was returned to the store.

• Property Value: $31.98

• Investigation Status: Suspended

10/31/25 SW Freeway *Cell Phone

• A citizen received a FedEx package that was supposed to contain a cell phone and found that package had been tampered with, and the phone was missing.

• FedEx confirmed that the package was intact when it was received at their Stafford distribution center.

• Property Value: $1,200

• Investigation Status: Open

11/01/25 Level Run St. *Front LP

• A resident was notified by EZ Tag toll road of a vehicle that was not listed but had her LP.

• The resident then found the front LP on her vehicle was missing.

• Our officer entered the LP as stolen and instructed the resident to get new plates.

• Property Value: $10

• Investigation Status: Open

11/09/25 Walgreens *Cosmetics [Also listed in Arrests]

• Officers Chan responded to a Theft in progress call, and upon arrival witnessed the suspect leaving the store with unpaid merchandise.

• After investigation, the suspect was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

• The suspect was found to have priors for Theft.

• Property Value: $433.26

• Investigation Status: Closed by Arrest        

11/12/25 Northern Tool *Impact Wrench

• Two males exited the store with a drill they did not pay for, entered a parked car and drove away.

• The crime was captured on surveillance video, which included the car’s LP.

• Property Value: $199.99

• Investigation Status: Open

11/12/25 Scottsdale Dr. *Wallet, Phone, Personal Items

• Resident found that her wallet, cell phone and other items were missing from her residence.

• This occurred within a week’s time.

• The resident believes she knows who has some of her property.

• Property Value: $1,384.99

• Investigation Status: Open

Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle (1) (Up 1 from previous month) (1 Residential) (0 Commercial)

11/07/25 Alston Dr.

• Resident found their truck was taken from their driveway overnight.

• There was no evidence at the scene.

• The vehicle was electronically tracked into Houston before the signal dissipated.

• A search for video surveillance yielded on possibility, but there were technical difficulties with it.

• The vehicle was not found on FLOCK.

• The vehicle was entered in TLETS as stolen.

• Investigation Status: Open  

Flock Safety Alerts – Total: 131 (Up 21 from previous month) 

• Stolen Vehicle Alerts 21                                                       

• Sex Offender Alerts 33 (17 hits – 3 repeat vehicles [FL/Spring/Hou])

• Stolen Plate Alerts 16       

• Gang/Suspected Terrorist Alerts 27

• Missing Persons Alerts 1

• Warrant 1

• Protection Order Alerts 18 (10 hits – 2 repeat vehicles [Hou/Richmond])

• Other Agency Hot List 12       

• Violent Persons 2 

Incidents where FLOCK was utilized:

11/05/25 W. Airport Blvd.

• Officer responded to a FLOCK hit on a stolen license plate.

• He located the vehicle and stopped it.

• It was found that when the driver bought the vehicle, the LP was on it.

• The LP was confirmed stolen through HPD and was confiscated.

• The driver was released with no charges for this.

Total Arrests – (4) (Same as previous month)
Arrests Juvenile (0) (Same as from previous month)
Arrests Adult (4) (Same as previous month)             

Possession of Controlled Substance / Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon 1
Driving While Intoxicated / Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon 1
Driving While Intoxicated 1
Theft 1

11/03/25 W. Bellfort Rd. *Possession of Controlled Substance / Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon

• Officer stopped a vehicle for speeding.

• An odor of marijuana was detected, so a PC Search was conducted.

• During the search, a small container of Promethazine Hydrochloride Oral Solution and a rifle were found.

• The driver was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

11/06/25 Brighton Ln. *Driving While Intoxicated / Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon

• Officer stopped a vehicle for running a red light on S. Kirkwood.

• Signs of intoxication were observed, so SFST’s were conducted.

• Numerous clues were detected, so the driver was detained.

• A pistol was found under the driver’s seat.

• The driver consented to a blood draw and was transported to SL Methodist.

• At the hospital, the driver recanted his consent, so a warrant was sought.

• The warrant was later obtained, blood was drawn, and the driver was then transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

11/08/25 SW Freeway *Driving While Intoxicated

• Officer checked by on a disabled vehicle with a missing tire and rear bumper.

• The driver displayed signs of intoxication and was detained, but refused SFST’s, as well as a breath or blood sample.

• It was later found that the vehicle had been involved in an accident in Stafford.

• A warrant was obtained, and the driver was transported to Oak Bend where a blood sample was obtained.

• The driver was then arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

11/09/25 Walgreens *Theft [Also listed in Thefts]

• Officers responded to a Theft in progress call, and upon arrival witnessed the suspect leaving the store with unpaid merchandise.

• After investigation, the suspect was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

• The suspect was found to have priors for Theft.

• Property Value: $433.26

• Investigation Status: Closed by Arrest