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10/25/2023

This has been cleared. Drive with care!

| Due to a minor accident on Barbours Cut involving an 18-wheeler, there are traffic delays in the area of Spencer Highway and SH-146 feeder lanes. Expect delays and consider alternate routes.

10/25/2023
Today, Precinct 8 deputies were dispatched to a home in the Northfork subdivision after homeowners discovered an alligat...
10/24/2023

Today, Precinct 8 deputies were dispatched to a home in the Northfork subdivision after homeowners discovered an alligator in their backyard. Deputies Brinkley and Chinchilla were able to capture the alligator and safely release it back to the wild.

A special thank you to Creek Kids at Clear Creek Community Church for delivering goodie bags for all our deputies. Your ...
10/24/2023

A special thank you to Creek Kids at Clear Creek Community Church for delivering goodie bags for all our deputies. Your thoughtfulness to the men and women of Precinct 8 is greatly appreciated!

Let’s go Astros!
10/24/2023

Let’s go Astros!

Precinct 8 Deputies and La Porte Police Department had a great time judging the 20th Annual Nouryon VPP Cook-off event t...
10/23/2023

Precinct 8 Deputies and La Porte Police Department had a great time judging the 20th Annual Nouryon VPP Cook-off event this weekend. Congratulations to the winners!

Precinct 8 Deputies participated in the 3rd Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival this weekend. Deputies had a great time me...
10/23/2023

Precinct 8 Deputies participated in the 3rd Annual Back the Blue BBQ Festival this weekend. Deputies had a great time meeting with all who stopped by! Back the Blue BBQ Festival

Great win tonight by our Houston Astros!
10/21/2023

Great win tonight by our Houston Astros!

Wow! Way to go Houston Astros! 2/2 in this series!
10/20/2023

Wow! Way to go Houston Astros! 2/2 in this series!

10/18/2023

Update 8:16 PM: Fire is out and all assisting agencies have returned to service.

The La Porte Fire Department will remain on scene to put out any additional hotspots, and to recover our two grass rigs that were caught in the fire. 


Update at 5:07 PM: Crews continue to battle a grass fire that has resulted from the truck fire. We have requested mutual aid from Deer Park, Pasadena, Webster, and Highlands Fire Departments.

At this time, there are no injuries.

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| The La Porte Fire Department and Port Houston Fire are enroute to a diesel truck fire at Spillmans Island. This is east of the Fred Hartman Bridge. No action is needed, but black smoke may be visible.

AGGRAVATED ROBBERY SUSPECT LEADS DEPUTY ON FOOT PURSUITOn September 29, 2023 at approximately 10:42 PM, Precinct 8 Deput...
10/18/2023

AGGRAVATED ROBBERY SUSPECT LEADS DEPUTY ON FOOT PURSUIT

On September 29, 2023 at approximately 10:42 PM, Precinct 8 Deputy Morgan along with K9 partner “Duke” with Constable Phil Sandlin’s Office were patrolling the 8900 block of Clearwood Rd when he heard multiple gun shots and observed a black Chevrolet pickup traveling at a high rate of speed.

Deputy Morgan turned around to catch up to the vehicle and observed the suspect vehicle crashed into a fence and unoccupied. Deputy Morgan located the suspect near the crash and gave chase on foot. The suspect was apprehended and identified as 18 year old Nathan Justin Magana. Through further investigation, it was revealed Magana and a second subject robbed the owner of the vehicle at gun point and fled in the stolen vehicle. Deputies conducted a search of the stolen vehicle and located two handguns and shell casings.

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted felony charges for Aggravated Robbery with Deadly Weapon and Evading Arrest/Detention. Magana was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where his bonds were set at $75,100 total.

ROBBERY SUSPECT LEADS DEPUTY ON PURSUIT On October 6, 2023 at approximately 12:06 AM, Precinct 8 Deputy Morgan along wit...
10/18/2023

ROBBERY SUSPECT LEADS DEPUTY ON PURSUIT

On October 6, 2023 at approximately 12:06 AM, Precinct 8 Deputy Morgan along with K-9 partner “Duke” were dispatched to assist Houston Police Department with a stabbing that occurred in the 1000 block of Edgebrook Dr.

During the course of the investigation, it was revealed the victim's vehicle was stolen by one of the suspects. Deputy Morgan was notified of a possible location of the stolen vehicle and located the vehicle in the 10500 block of the Gulf Freeway. The suspect proceeded to drive off and a pursuit ensued. The vehicle traveled northbound on the Gulf Freeway service road at a high rate of speed while running several red lights and turned west on Park Place Blvd. The suspect continued onto Colgate St where it drove onto a front yard of a residence and struck a vehicle in the driveway. The vehicle continued to evade and came to a stop at the intersection of the Gulf Freeway and Monroe Rd where the suspect continued to flee on foot. Deputy Morgan deployed K9 Duke and successfully apprehended the suspect. The suspect was identified as 22 year old Jose Alberto Mercado.

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted felony charges for Robbery with Bodily Injury and Evading Arrest/Detention with Vehicle. Mercado was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where his bonds were set at a total of $75,000.

10/17/2023
WANTED FELON FOUND IN POSSESSION OF FIRARM AND NARCOTICS On September 23, 2023 at approximately 2:21 PM, Precinct 8 Serg...
10/17/2023

WANTED FELON FOUND IN POSSESSION OF FIRARM AND NARCOTICS

On September 23, 2023 at approximately 2:21 PM, Precinct 8 Sergeant Ford with Constable Phil Sandlin’s Office conducted a traffic stop in the 10400 block of Bay Area Blvd for disregarding a red light. Sergeant Ford made contact with the driver who stated he did not have his driver license and provided false identifying information.

Through further investigation, Sergeant Ford positively identified the driver as 36 year old Christopher Lee Rose. The driver was directed to step out of the vehicle and detained. A check of Rose’s information revealed two open felony warrants for Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to Deliver through Harris County Sheriff’s Office and Manufacture/Delivery of Controlled Substance through Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. Sergeant Ford proceeded to conduct a search of the vehicle and located a handgun and 1.5 grams of methamphetamine. A further check of Rose’s information revealed prior felony convictions.

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted additional felony charges for Unlawful Possession of Firearm by Felon and Possession of Controlled Substance. Rose was transported to the Harris Joint Processing Center where he is currently being held without bond.

TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO ARREST On September 16, 2023 at approximately 3:55 PM, Precinct 8 Deputy A. Peters with Constable ...
10/17/2023

TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO ARREST

On September 16, 2023 at approximately 3:55 PM, Precinct 8 Deputy A. Peters with Constable Phil Sandlin’s Office conducted a traffic stop in the 12300 block of Galveston Rd for multiple traffic infractions. Upon contact with the driver, Deputy Peters detected the odor of ma*****na emitting from the vehicle and observed ma*****na in plain view. The driver was identified as 20 year old Alejandro Zamora.

Deputy Peters proceeded to conduct a probable cause based search of the vehicle and located a handgun and 21 grams of ma*****na. A further search of the vehicle yielded an additional 48 grams of “Blunt pre-roll” ma*****na and $2,500 in U.S. currency. Constable Precinct 2 Deputy Parker and his K-9 partner arrived to assist in the investigation and positively alerted on the contraband.

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted charges for Unlawful Carry of Weapon. Zamora was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where his bond was set at $100. The Asset Forfeiture division was contacted and accepted the seizure of the U.S. currency.

Precinct 8 has partnered with other area Law Enforcement Agencies and together will be enforcing school bus pickup and d...
10/16/2023

Precinct 8 has partnered with other area Law Enforcement Agencies and together will be enforcing school bus pickup and drop-off safety during the National School Bus Safety Week.

When are you required to stop for a School Bus?
• Texas law mandates drivers must stop when a school bus extends its stop sign or turns on its flashing red lights.
• When a school bus is stopped, drivers traveling on either side of the road must come to a complete stop.
• If the roadway is separated by a physical barrier (like a raised median for example) drivers do not have to stop for the school bus.
• A roadway is not considered separated by left turn lanes only, so drivers must stop for school buses in that case.
• Drivers can only pass a school bus if the flashing lights are no longer activated, or if it has resumed driving.
• Drivers must always obey speed zones with flashing school zone lights and/or signs. If not, they could face at up to $2,000 in fines.

Passing a stopped school bus is against the law and could have fatal consequences. Nothing is worth the risk!

Let’s work together to keep our children safe as they wait to ride the bus to and from school. Slow down and obey the signs. For more information about school bus stop safety, please visit www.nhtsa.gov/road-safety/school-bus-safety -topic-bus-stop-safety.

Precinct 8 attended the bike rodeo event hosted by the CLCE PTA this morning. Deputies Ramirez and Muschweck spoke about...
10/14/2023

Precinct 8 attended the bike rodeo event hosted by the CLCE PTA this morning. Deputies Ramirez and Muschweck spoke about bicycle safety, rules of the road and why it’s important to be a good student. They had a great time meeting with all the families. Thank you to all who stopped by to say hi!

"Medication Take Back" is Saturday, October 28th from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM! You can drop off medication at our Clear Lake ...
10/12/2023

"Medication Take Back" is Saturday, October 28th from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM! You can drop off medication at our Clear Lake station and we will safely dispose of it.

Help keep medications out of the hands of those who shouldn't have them and help us make this event a success!

Precinct 8 Deputies attended Deer Park's National Night Out parties this week and enjoyed visiting with the community! A...
10/12/2023

Precinct 8 Deputies attended Deer Park's National Night Out parties this week and enjoyed visiting with the community! As always, we look forward to seeing everyone next year.

Precinct 8 is hosting a blood drive on Monday, November 6 from 11:00 AM - 3:30 PM at our Clear Lake station at 16602 Dia...
10/12/2023

Precinct 8 is hosting a blood drive on Monday, November 6 from 11:00 AM - 3:30 PM at our Clear Lake station at 16602 Diana Ln, Houston, TX 77062. Successful donors will receive a free blanket from the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center!

To register, please scan the QR code or visit:
https://www.commitforlife.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/371075

Congratulations, Houston Astros! Bring on the Rangers!
10/12/2023

Congratulations, Houston Astros! Bring on the Rangers!

NOW HIRING! Precinct 8 is currently accepting applications for Deputy positions.  We also offer a lateral entry program ...
10/04/2023

NOW HIRING! Precinct 8 is currently accepting applications for Deputy positions. We also offer a lateral entry program for those with prior experience. To find out if you qualify, visit: t.ly/Z3s3

Despite the rain, National Night Out 2023 was a huge success! We hope you had the opportunity to get out and meet your n...
10/04/2023

Despite the rain, National Night Out 2023 was a huge success! We hope you had the opportunity to get out and meet your neighbors. Thank you for the many warm welcomes and for the gratitude you expressed for the work of our staff. We had a great time spending time with the community we serve and look forward to next year’s event!

We’d love to see some pictures of your gatherings so feel free to share them.

Congratulations, Houston Astros! American League West champions!
10/01/2023

Congratulations, Houston Astros! American League West champions!

Way to go, Astros! Playoff bound!
10/01/2023

Way to go, Astros! Playoff bound!

A big thank you to Bay Area Alliance for Youth & Families for donating hundreds of glow sticks for our deputies to distr...
09/26/2023

A big thank you to Bay Area Alliance for Youth & Families for donating hundreds of glow sticks for our deputies to distribute on National Night Out next week!

Precinct 8 has a long standing partnership with the Alliance and we are proud of their efforts in combating underage drinking, to***co use and drug abuse in Clear Creek ISD. To learn more about the Alliance, visit https://thealliancebayarea.org.

REMINDER: National Night Out is coming up on October 3, 2023. Tell us about your planned events and we will stop by for ...
09/25/2023

REMINDER: National Night Out is coming up on October 3, 2023. Tell us about your planned events and we will stop by for a visit. You can submit information to us at: https://constable8.harriscountytx.gov/National-Night-Out

National Night Out is scheduled for Tuesday, October 3, 2023. If you or your neighborhood is planning to host an event that evening and would like a Precinct 8 Deputy to stop by, please let us know by filling out a submission form at the link below.

National Night Out is an annual community-building initiative that brings residents and law enforcement agencies together to foster stronger community relationships and promote neighborhood safety. It provides a great opportunity to bring first responders and neighbors together under positive circumstances.

To tell us about your event, visit: https://constable8.harriscountytx.gov/National-Night-Out

Precinct 8 “Sandlin Steppers” were honored to participate in the Walk Like MADD event this morning. Mothers Against Drun...
09/23/2023

Precinct 8 “Sandlin Steppers” were honored to participate in the Walk Like MADD event this morning. Mothers Against Drunk Driving holds this annual event to raise awareness and funds to end drunk driving.

For more information on Mothers Against Drunk Driving, visit their website at https://www.madd.org/

Precinct 8 Lieutenant Francis and Deputies Gossett and Camarillo attended the La Porte Health and Safety Fair today at L...
09/23/2023

Precinct 8 Lieutenant Francis and Deputies Gossett and Camarillo attended the La Porte Health and Safety Fair today at La Porte High School. The event had fun activities and provided educational information for all ages.

We had a great time meeting with all who stopped by and look forward to next year’s event! La Porte Office of Emergency Management

⚠️TRAFFIC ALERT⚠️Precinct 8 deputies are investigating a major crash in 12600 block of Port Rd. Eastbound lanes are shut...
09/20/2023

⚠️TRAFFIC ALERT⚠️

Precinct 8 deputies are investigating a major crash in 12600 block of Port Rd. Eastbound lanes are shutdown. Expect delays and consider alternate routes.

Update: Roadway is open.

⚠️TRAFFIC ALERT⚠️Precinct 8 deputies are conducting traffic control for a loaded tanker that came disconnected from the ...
09/20/2023

⚠️TRAFFIC ALERT⚠️

Precinct 8 deputies are conducting traffic control for a loaded tanker that came disconnected from the truck. Choate Rd at Bay Area Blvd is shutdown. Expect delays and consider alternate routes.

Update: Roadway is open.

On Monday, we shared with you that Constable Sandlin presented Merit Awards to several deserving staff members and civil...
09/20/2023

On Monday, we shared with you that Constable Sandlin presented Merit Awards to several deserving staff members and civilians for going above and beyond the call of duty. We wanted to give some additional details on these awards to better highlight these outstanding individuals. See captions to read more.

Constable Sandlin hosted a Swearing-in and Awards Ceremony this afternoon at our Clear Lake station. Deputy Adan Camaril...
09/18/2023

Constable Sandlin hosted a Swearing-in and Awards Ceremony this afternoon at our Clear Lake station. Deputy Adan Camarillo was sworn in as the newest member of the Precinct 8 family while several employees received service and merit awards. We would like to congratulate the following.

Length of Service Awards were presented to:

5 years
• Deputy Alexandria Peters
• Deputy Kenneth Basurto
• Deputy Jack Mitchell
• Deputy Andrea Self
• Deputy Gustavo Villalon
• Sergeant Brandon Claunch

10 years
• Sergeant Jonathan Toliver
• Communications Officer Jana Zachrau Seymour

15 years
• Sergeant Brian Covey
• Communications Officer Kristy Poole

25 years
• Assistant Chief Clerk Lana Gibson
• Deputy Sean Kitchens

Individual service awards were presented to:

Certificate of Merit
• Deputy William Jenkins

Certificate of Valor
• Deputy Jacob Glover
• Deputy Alexandria Peters
• Sergeant Wayne Gerrish

Certificate of Civilian Commendation
• Mr. Kevin Glover

Congratulations to these men and women on their accomplishments! We are proud to have such a dedicated group of individuals representing this agency on a daily basis.

Sergeant Toliver attended the MADD 1st Responder Support Team monthly meeting. Precinct 8 enjoys a long-running and clos...
09/18/2023

Sergeant Toliver attended the MADD 1st Responder Support Team monthly meeting. Precinct 8 enjoys a long-running and close working relationships with our partners at Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Constable Phil Sandlin and his deputies are committed in combating intoxicated driving and helping to make our roadways safer to the public.

The Walk Like MADD 2023 event will be held this weekend on September 23rd. This fundraiser supports Mothers Against Drunk Driving and their goal of raising critical funds to fight the 100% preventable crimes of drunk and drugged driving. If you would like to support our team, the “C8 Sandlin Steppers”, please click on the link below.

https://www.walklikemadd.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=146845&fbclid=IwAR2oJNXdY93mcmzBgfhy_vhH7vfsVKvBZ1j5rAce3bmC0ON0devbatAIMlo

09/14/2023

The rain was not going to stop us from providing car seat education to families in and around the Webster area today.

Thank you to Webster Fire Department for providing us a location to provide this beneficial service to the community on a monthly basis.

Also shout out to our wonderful technicians and partners who helped make todays event possible Webster Police Department Deer Park Police Department Harris County Precinct 8 Constable's Office Baytown Police Department

Visit www.freeseatcheck.as.me to book your appointment at one of our many seat check locations to ensure your child is riding safely in your vehicle!

SUBJECT AVOIDS PAYING TOLLS WITH LICENSE PLATE FLIPPER On Sunday, September 10, 2023 at 2:35 PM, Precinct 8 Deputy Margi...
09/14/2023

SUBJECT AVOIDS PAYING TOLLS WITH LICENSE PLATE FLIPPER

On Sunday, September 10, 2023 at 2:35 PM, Precinct 8 Deputy Margison with Constable Phil Sandlin’s Office was traveling southbound on the East Sam Houston Tollway and observed a red Dodge Charger traveling at a high rate of speed. Deputy Margison caught up to the vehicle and observed the license plate to be covered. The vehicle drove through the EZ Tag reader and immediately after, the cover lifted revealing the license plate. Deputy Margison initiated a traffic stop near the 5900 block of the East Sam Houston and identified the driver as 21 year old Michael Ralph Trey Baros III. Further investigation revealed Baros had an electronic device installed on his vehicle designed to hide the license plate.

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted charges for Possession of a License Plate Flipper. Baros was transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center where his bond was set at $100.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Precinct 8 deputies are investigating a major crash involving a motorcycle in the 10600 block of Bay Area...
02/03/2023

TRAFFIC ALERT: Precinct 8 deputies are investigating a major crash involving a motorcycle in the 10600 block of Bay Area Blvd at Chemical Rd. The westbound lanes are closed. Expect delays and consider alternate routes.

UPDATE: All lanes are back open. The scene has been cleared.

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Super aggressive cop just rolls up and starts frisking man who is not breaking the law

Harris County Precinct 8 Just want to send out a big hello an to say be safe an have good shifts!!
Abuse
I have been having issues with hubby, I had to call the police 3 times and every time 2 officers would come n Every time I was told "normally we make the aggressor leave, but because he is drunk, we don't want him driving, so I will have to leave. He Throwing things n breaking things threatening me and They are taking his side.
About 2 weeks ago, he literally tried choking twice and literally threw me out. I had $40 n no one would give me a room, they wanted $55+, so I went to the Jersey Village Police, parking lot, for safety, to sleep in my car, I accidentally found their lot where they park their cars, so I thought this was a safe place to sleep, until they found me, they said I was "trespassing" and I had to leave.
Couple of nights later, I am at Kroger on Westheimer n my wallet keys and phone gets stolen, out of the shopping cart, ( I am such an idiot, I deserved it), so I call the police, they come out, make a report, so I got up the guts to make a report about Hubby throwing me out, (he put his hands on me). About a week later, I get a phone call from HPD, saying that because the "assault" happened outside of their jurisdiction, they will not do anything, I have to report it here. 5 Times, The Police Refused to Help Me.
5 Times.
This is How the Constable/Sheriff Protect and Serve Us!

Last night, he balled up his fist at me, because I refused to cuddle with, because of the way he was treating me (I have it on recording), I stood my ground, and said “go a head, leave a mark on me”, needless to say, he did not touch me, called the B word and left me alone. I was praying the hold time, but I did not show it.

Why call the Police? They refuse to do anything.
Constable Sandlin, For the record, Lizzy Pietrzak just threatened to bring Mathew Pietrzak to my home and attack me after I made comments about your deputies arresting her brother. If I am attacked I wanted the authorities to be duly notified. Thank you.
Want to thank your officers for the extra patrols through University Trace. We've apparently had a lot of cars and homes broken into, do the drive throughs with the additional spotlighting is very reassuring to see. Please pass my thanks on to your staff.
Thank you friends we are on the order from the security secretariat of Jalisco Mexico
Is there an update for the young mother life flighted this morning from intersection of Red Bluff and Fairmont pkwy?
The Texas Department of Transportation, it’s Behavioral Traffic Safety Section, and the Houston District’s Office, invites you to participate in this year’s 2019 Click It Or Ticket (CIOT) Campaign Press Event, scheduled for 10:30 am on Wednesday, May 22, 2019 at Hermann Square Park at City Hall, 900 Smith Street, Houston, 77002.

We are reaching out to our Traffic Safety Stakeholders as well as to 2019 CIOT Law Enforcement participants to help us identify Speakers for this Press Event. The time required is about 10 minutes for each Speaker and they should arrive at 10:00 am. Speakers and participants will have reserved parking spots in the City Hall Annex surface lot. Participants should bring/display the pass available at the link below to show security they have permission to park in the reserved spots.

HOUSTON MAP/LOGISTICS INFO: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jx5qg8a8al7f5bu/AAAr9X6uMO-KeHnTW7KQY3kha?dl=0
Onsite Contact: Robert Nash (512-779-3847)

In previous years, representatives from Houston Police Department, Harris County Constables, Harris County Sheriff’s Office, Harris County Commissioners, Harris County District Attorney’s Office, Houston’s Trauma Centers, DPS, and TxDOT’s Leadership have graciously given of their time supporting us as Speakers.

Some have already confirmed, but as this is a very important occasion for all of us in Traffic Safety, and especially in support of Houston, one of the cities with the highest rates of deaths due to traffic related crashes, we would like to have more representation and diversity.

Unfortunately, we don’t have too much time left. So please, contribute some of your time from your already busy schedule and join us on May 22nd at 10 am, Hermann Square Park at City Hall, 900 Smith Street, Houston, 77002.

Best Regards,

LILLIAN M. RAMIREZ
TRAFFIC SAFETY SPECIALIST
HOUSTON DISTRICT
BEHAVIORAL TRAFFIC SAFETY SECTION
TRAFFIC SAFETY DIVISION
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
7600 WASHINGTON AVE, HOUSTON, TX 77007
Office Hours from 7 am – 4 pm
OFFICE: 713-802-5877 | MOBILE: 737-701-4127| EMAIL: [email protected]

eGrants Help Page
https://www.txdot.gov/apps/eGrants/eGrantsHelp/index.html

Request TxDOT Crash Data
http://www.txdot.gov/apps-cg/crash_records/form.htm
My son was walking home from CLHS when a silver and/or white truck passed him by. The truck has a wave like design around the bottom. As they drove passed, they rolled their window down to throw a bottle at him. He is not sure if they spoke, he didnt see a face. However, he is a mixed race child, so I obviously have to consider that as a reason. Please, look for this truck.
I just wanted to thank you guys for your attempts in safeguarding the Middlebrook subdivision as of late especially during the morning when we are taking our children to school. I have seen numerous reports of all types of unlawful Behavior as of late circling about, and I just wanted to drop you guys a line to show my appreciation for your efforts to look after our community and especially our children. Kudos to you all and keep up the good work. Stay safe out there.
Greetings all,
To my understanding in the meeting today dated, 1/29/19, Sean Teare was not able to issue a warrant for the blood test where a repeat offender of ma*****na possession who admitted to ingesting ma*****na 7 hours prior to the fatal accident that killed my daughter Chelcie Victoria Cloud based upon the DRE Sgt. Ryan Gosset of Precinct 8 opinions that; the killer who hit and killed my daughter while her hazard lights were activated did not look intoxicated.

The fresh burning scent of ma*****na exuding from the vehicle and on his person was not enough or probable cause because of an opinion of a DRE who failed to take (his) Zachery Commander’s blood pressure, pulse and temperature. The accused also refused to submit to a blood test and a field sobriety test. My question is, what were Gosset’s opinions based upon if he failed to perform his complete duties and Commander refused all of the test. Are you telling me that the Chief of vehicular homicide does not have the authority or sole powers to make an executive decision to issue a warrant for a blood test, knowing that the offender admitted to smoking ma*****na.

I understood the attorney who stated that he presented the case to the Grand Jury and he stated that the offenses committed by Commander were juvenile offenses. Commander is 36 years old and 10 years ago he was 26 years old and that does not constitute a juvenile in the state of Texas. I never received and answer in regards to the usable amount of ma*****na found in the vehicle and the possession of a fire arm in a company vehicle within a license to carry. The attorney who presented the case failed to mention all of these facts to the jury because he was not aware of the facts. Commander was not a juvenile on each time an officer in Harris County and Waller County found him in possession of ma*****na. It is also a fact that he had 2 DWI’s in Harris County and the 3rd where he would have tested positive would have made him a felon. I will await your answers to these questions before moving forward.
Thank you in advance for your time and expeditious response in regards to this hardship and unpunished death of our daughter, Chelcie Victoria Cloud.

Signed,
Allison Cloud
James Wilson

Thank you y’all the brave men and women wearing BLUE 💙💙💙
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