MARCH 25, 2026 – APRIL 26, 2026

Assault (1) (same as previous month)

04/02/26 Brighton Ln. [also in Arrests]

A verbal disturbance between a couple escalated to the female pushing the male.
The female was issued a citation

Burglary of a Motor Vehicle (0) (Down one from previous month) (0 commercial – 0 residential)

Burglary – Business/Commercial (0) (Same as previous month)

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

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

Criminal Mischief/Reckless Damage (0) (Down one from previous month)

Fraud/Forgery (1) (Same as previous month)

03/31/26 Monticeto Ln.

A resident received a call from a person saying they were with a local agency, his daughter was arrested, and he needed to send $1,500 via Apple Pay for bond.
He sent this and then received another call requesting $3275 for an ankle monitor, but he became suspicious and hung up.
Funds Lost: $1,500
Investigation Status: Open

Robbery (0 same as last month)

Crisis Intervention (1)

03/29/26 S. Kirkwood Rd.

A resident reported he had been robbed as he took his trash out, he was approached by two males who took him back to his apartment at gun point.
They then took his keys, wallet, phone, cash and a pistol, and left the location.
There was no surveillance video, forensic evidence or witnesses.
The resident has a history of reporting the pistol stolen and then returned.
Officers evaluated him and found he was not a danger to himself or others.
CID conducted a follow-up regarding his mental health, which resulted in him being taken for formal evaluation per an EDO (Emergency detention Order).

Theft (5) (Up 4 from previous month) (0 Residential) (5 Commercial)

03/25/26 Northern Tool *Power Tool

A male left the business with a portable pipe threader he did not pay for.
The incident was captured on surveillance video including the suspect’s vehicle but did not capture the LP.
Property Value: $429
Investigation Status: Suspended

04/02/26 Northern Tool *Power Tools [also listed in Arrests]

Officer was dispatched to a theft in progress, with the store manager still on the phone with dispatch as he watched the two suspects walking away.
Officer found the suspects near Karahi Point, with a stolen drills still in the box.
The suspects were detained for investigation and then arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.
Recovered Property Value: $600.00
Investigation Status: Closed

04/14/26 McDonald Park *Cell Phone

A juvenile resident was playing at the park, and found an unknown person stole their cell phone as it was lying on the ground with their backpack.
There was no surveillance video or witness.
Property Value: $200
Investigation Status: Open

04/20/26 CVS *Pharmaceuticals

A male in a hoodie jumped over the pharmacy counter, grabbed 2 large bottles of liquid Acetaminophen, jumped back over and then left the store.
The suspect then entered the passenger door of a vehicle which then drove away.
Video captured the crime and the vehicle (not including LP) but was not of quality for identification.
Property Value: $200
Investigation Status: Suspended

04/22/26 Northern Tool *Power Tools

A male picked up a laser and a chain puller and exited the store without paying.
He entered a vehicle which then left the area.
Employees took a photo of the suspect’s vehicle, including LP.
Property Value: $540
Investigation Status: Open

Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle (0) (Same as previous month) (0 Residential) (0 Commercial)

Flock Safety Alerts – Total: 159

Stolen Vehicle Alerts 29
Sex Offender Alerts 26
Stolen Plate Alerts 18
Gang/Suspected Terrorist Alerts 8
Missing Persons Alerts 14
Warrant 11
Protection Order Alerts 23
Other Agency Hot List 19
Violent Persons 11

Total Arrests – (7) (Up 4 from previous month)
Arrests Juvenile (0) (Same as previous month)
Arrests Adult (7) (Up 4 from previous month)

Possession of Controlled Substance / PSC Correctional Facility 2
Theft 2
Assault-Class C 1
Warrant Other Jurisdiction 1
Criminal Trespass 1

04/01/25 Northern Tool *Possession of Controlled Substance & Possession of Controlled Substance in Correctional Facility

Officer responded to a theft in progress call, and upon arrival saw the suspect driving away, and during this saw an item thrown from the passenger window.
The vehicle was stopped, and another Officer arrived.
One Officer interviewed the passenger, while the other Officer detained the driver in the back of her patrol vehicle.
Soon, the Officer went to remove the driver and found a white power in the seat, later field tested positive for cocaine
The passenger, and the driver transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.
At the Jail, it was found the driver had concealed “crack rocks” in her mouth.

04/02/26 Northern Tool *Theft [also listed in Thefts]

Officer was dispatched to a theft in progress, with the store manager still on the phone with dispatch as he watched the two suspects walking away.
Officer found the two possible suspects near Karahi Point, with a stolen drill still in the box.
The suspects was detained for investigation and then arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.
Recovered Property Value: $129.99

04/02/26 Brighton Ln. *Assault – Class C [also in Assaults]

A verbal disturbance between a couple escalated to the female pushing the male.
The female was issued a citation

04/13/26 S. Kirkwood Rd. *Warrant Other Jurisdiction

Officer stopped a vehicle for running a red light.
The driver was found to have a confirmed warrant for DWI out of Harris Co.
The driver was issued citations, arrested, and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

04/16/26 Helfman Ford *Criminal Trespass

Security staff found a homeless person inside one of the vehicles in the lot and told him to exit.
The person refused and locked himself in the vehicle.
Officer arrived, and the person then complied with exiting the vehicle.
The person was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

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