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Harris County Precinct One Constable’s Office provides the highest level of professionalism, protection and service to our citizens in Harris County and visitors of our community.
PCT One Constable Alan Rosen addressed the arrest of Timothy Willard this afternoon during a press conference. Willard was allegedly using fraudulent means to obtain properties worth 15 million dollars and then sell them for a profit. Fooling new buyers, title companies and more. Beware . Willard has been charged with a first degree felony.
Constable Alan Rosen warns property owners to be on the lookout for scams. Deputies with PCT 1 Constable Alan Rosen's Office arrested Timothy Willard this morning after a year long thorough investigation. Willard is allegedly the mastermind of an elaborate and complex warranty deed scam. More on this story later today.
Deputies with PCT 1 Constable Alan Rosen's Office arrested Timothy Willard this morning after a year long thorough investigation. Willard is allegedly the mastermind of an elaborate and complex warranty deed scam. Willard would allegedly forge the signature of property owners on their warranty deed and purchase their property at a drastically undervalued price. Willard would then resale the property under market value. The properties were located throughout the city of Houston and included River Oaks. Willard has been charged with a first degree felony of forgery and aggregate theft greater than $300,000. At least 3 properties involved in this scam were valued at more than 15 million dollars.
It was a glorious day for the dedicated Constables of Precinct 1 in Harris County, joining forces with the Houston SPCA to ensure seamless coordination and administer essential vaccines for your beloved furry companions, ensuring their health and safety. A heartfelt thanks to the SPCA staff for their exceptional care, and to everyone who brought their cherished pets. Looking forward to the next one!
HAPPENING NOW:
Early this morning, Harris County Precinct One Deputies responded to a shooting in progress at Chyllout after hour night club, located at Antoine Rd.
Suspects exchanged gunfire while driving by the night club, striking the victim. The victim returned gunfire.
2 suspects were transported to the hospital in critical condition.
Harris County Sheriffs Office Crime Scene is enroute.
No further information at this time.
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Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1
The Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 is brimming with excitement and anticipation as we welcome our newest deputies into our dedicated team in the Patrol Division. We believe in their potential to make a positive impact on our communities and enhance safety for all residents. With their commitment and dedication, we look forward to witnessing the incredible work they'll do, ensuring a safer and more secure environment for everyone in Harris County. Together, we'll continue to serve our community with unwavering dedication and professionalism. Welcome to the team, deputies!
Constable Alan Rosen recently addressed the Bellaire Southwest Houston Rotary Club, providing valuable insights into the roles and responsibilities of a constable, as well as the proactive initiatives being undertaken. The audience was not only engaged and happy but also brimming with enthusiasm as they had the chance to meet and converse with Constable Rosen, who graciously addressed their inquiries.
Yesterday, Deputies of the Precinct One Constable's office attended the Proctor Park Fall Festival! With the holidays coming up, nothing brings more to this department than to spend great time with our communities.
Happy Halloween! Members of the Constable Alan Rosen Precinct 1 Office share safety tips for today's spooky holiday! Take a look!
Wishing everyone a night filled with both safety and fun as you venture out to gather candy. It's important to keep a watchful eye on your little ones and the treats they're gathering. Here are some tips to ensure that everyone has a secure and enjoyable evening.
Today is Navy Day, let us honor and celebrate the brave men and women who serve in the world's most formidable naval forces. The navy is not just a service; it's a symbol of strength, courage, and unwavering dedication to safeguarding our oceans and defending our nations.
On October 24, 2023 an animal cruelty Investigator with Harris County Pct 1 Constable Alan Rosen’s Office and the Houston SPCA went out to a an abandoned dog call located at 12303 Gulf Fwy in Houston and Harris County, Texas. The dog was found to be left on a balcony located on the third floor of the apartment complex with no food/ water or shelter. The dog was reported to be on the balcony for at least three weeks but started to show severe emaciation recently. The dog was then removed by a seizure warrant and transported to the Houston SPCA for medical evaluation. The investigation continues. Once completed it will be handed over to the Harris County District Attorney's Office.
The Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 is happy to announce its partnership with the HSPCA in providing the community with a FREE Drive-Up Pet Clinic. This event will take place on Saturday, November 4 at 1265 Pinemont Dr. Houston, Tx 77018. Registration is required at houstonspca.org/vaccine-clinic. For any questions, please contact [email protected].
Harris County Precinct 1 had the honor to celebrate the 130 years Parade and Family Reunion Celebration of Booker T. Washington High School. The occasion was commemorated with a grand parade and a heartwarming family union. This remarkable milestone highlights the importance of education and community unity.
Harris County Precinct 1 was honored to join in celebrating the 130th Anniversary Parade and Family Reunion of Booker T. Washington High School. The event featured a grand parade and heartwarming family gathering, emphasizing the significance of both education and community unity. Thank you to all who participated!
Good morning, everyone! Let’s give a warm welcome to our newest deputy to the team on this beautiful Friday. With their dedication and commitment, we look forward to even brighter days ahead for our community.
The Harris County Precinct 1 TCOLE Advisory Board Meeting, held at the Holocaust Museum, was a poignant and thought-provoking experience. Gathering at this historic institution, we were reminded of the importance of preserving memory and learning from history. The meeting served as a powerful reminder of the commitment to justice, equality, and community progress.
This morning, The Precinct One Constable’s Office deputies provided security at the Acres Homes Annual Breast Cancer Walk. What a great way to come together on a beautiful day to support and spread awareness.
The Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 brought community spirit to life we joined an exhilarating Trunk and Treat fall festival at Galilee Missionary Baptist Church. A lot of festive energy, smiles and joy among attendees. This heartwarming event highlights the importance of community engagement and public service in Harris County.
Harris County Pct. 1 Constables Office in Acres Homes at Gallilee Missionary Baptist Church for the Annual Fall Festival
Deputy Bryan from the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 Mental Health Division is here to remind us that mental health matters! Let's break the stigma and open up the conversation about mental health awareness and support.
Harris County Constable Alan Rosen’s animal cruelty investigators received a ring video from a concerned citizen showing a male kicking and abusing a dog on a leash in the 3300 block of N. Macgregor. A warrant was executed and 3 dogs were immediately removed from the home. 2 small dogs were found in 2 small cages wet and covered in f***s. The male on the video has been indentified. The entire investigation has been turned over to the Harris County District Attorney's Office. The DA will decide if and when charges will be filed in this case. The Houston SPCA assisted in the investigation and is currently caring for the 3 dogs.
¡Únete a nosotros este Noviembre con la Oficina de Constable Alan Rosen Precinto 1 del Condado de Harris, y la SPCA de Houston para la Clínica Gratuita para Mascotas con Servicio de Drive-up! Para obtener todos los detalles y registrarte, simplemente consulta el folletoen este post. También puedes escanear el código QR o visitar el enlace al sitio web proporcionado. ¡No te pierdas esta oportunidad de cuidar a tus queridas mascotas!
Join us this November at the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Precinct 1, and the Houston SPCA for the Free Drive-up Pet Clinic! For all the details and to register, simply check out the flyer below. You can also scan the QR code or visit the provided website link. Don't miss out on this opportunity to care for your beloved pets!
An amazing way to kick off a Friday, Let's welcome our newest deputy to the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 with a warm welcome! We look forward to seeing you change lives and do amazing work.
The Office of Constable Alan Rosen of Harris County Precinct 1 is dedicated to community engagement, and in 2023, enthusiastically attended the National Night Out events, rain or shine. Thank you to all who participated and attended that made this night special for the communities.
This weekend the Rice Military neighborhood hosted a vibrant 2023 National Night Out event that saw a remarkable turnout of residents, demonstrating their strong community spirit. The event was filled with laughter and fun activities that fostered a sense of camaraderie among neighbors. Beyond the festivities, it also served as a platform to raise awareness about important community issues and promote unity within the neighborhood. Thank you to all who participated and attended.
October is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast Cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women. Sadly, about 1 and 8 women are going to develop Breast Cancer in their lifetime. Precinct One got the opportunity to hear and share Deputy Christa Molter’s amazing and encouraging story.
Constable Alan Rosen’s office was contacted by University of Houston-Downtown to investigate a case of fraud. It ended up leading to an arrest of a university employee.
A former University of Houston - Downtown employee is accused of spending thousands of dollars in public money on personal purchases when she worked as an administrative assistant in the Division of Advancement and University Relations, records show.
Honoring Deputy Constable Michael Ray Eakin, III
End of Watch: September 29, 1998
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the tragic day when Deputy Constable Michael Ray Eakin, III made the ultimate sacrifice while courageously protecting the people of Harris County.
We remember and honor his selfless service, unwavering dedication, and the indelible mark he left on our community. His bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten and his legacy lives on in the hearts of those he served.
Today we would like to say thank you to all who attended the retirement ceremony for two amazing people here at the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 it's heartwarming to reflect on the profound impact they've had on their coworkers and the community, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and service. As they embark on this new chapter of their lives, may they relish every moment of retirement and continue to inspire us all with their remarkable journey.
Suspect driving a wrecker stealing cars going back to 2019 - caught by Constable Alan Rosen”s Deputies after lengthy investigation.
A suspect was arrested, but authorities worry there could be others involved, as they believe the investigation will reveal other stolen cars linked to the case.
Harmonizing Cultures: Jazz, Unity through music and culture, and Leonard Bernstein's Legacy. Followed by “Celebrating Leonard Bernstein at 105” by Jazz Houston’s opening season concert. Today many joined us in a captivating panel discussion celebrating Leonard Bernstein and the bridges that unite African American and Jewish communities in Houston.
This morning, Director of Victim Services for Harris County Precinct One Constable’s Office, Kathy Griffin, worked in partnership with the Random Act of Kindness Foundation to sponsor a family and provide them with washers, dryers, and individual air conditioners for their home. The Precinct One Constable's Office is proud to engage with partnerships like this and provide to those in need.
Another day, another horrible animal cruelty case. Please report animal cruelty 713-869-7722
Harris County Pct. 1 Constable Alan Rosen’s Animal Cruelty Investigators, in partnership with Houston SPCA responded to an animal cruelty complaint of a cruelly confined dog left along the roadway without adequate shelter that was located at the 8800 block of Caddo Road, in northeast Harris County.
A U.S. Postal Carrier driving by found the animal and immediately called the HSPCA. Both Pct. 1 and HSPCA responded to the scene and were able to rescue a juvenile grey and white mixed breed dog that was happy to see its rescuers. Unfortunately, there were no witnesses who observed anyone confining the animal and placing it along the roadway. One homeowner in the area said the juvenile dog was a stray. There have been cases where homeowner’s have confined stray dogs. If anyone plans to confine a non-aggressive stray dog, they are responsible to notify their local animal control services and provide that animal with food, water, and shelter until the animal is collected. Thankfully, this juvenile dog was rescued in time but was close to having suffered heat related injuries. The juvenile dog is recovering safely at the HSPCA and is looking forward to a FURR-ever home.
Harris County Pct. 1 Constable Alan Rosen's Animal Cruelty Investigators, in partnership with Houston SPCA responded to an animal cruelty complaint of two dogs left outside without adequate shelter, which were located at the 800 block of Corydon Drive, in northeast Harris County. The HSPCA were first to visit the private residence and discovered a large black Great Dane dog with a severe open wound and bone exposure with one paw, and noticed a similar injury occurring with the second paw. No contact was made and the HSPCA left a notice for the owners to return a call regarding the severe condition of the Great Dane. The notice also included that vet care be provided for the dog. After two days of no one responding to the notice posted, Harris County Pct. 1 Animal Cruelty Investigators were contacted for further assistance. Pct. 1 Investigator reviewed photographs taken of the Great Dane’s severe injuries and visited the residence to speak with anyone regarding the animals. Upon arrival, Pct. 1 Investigator had no contact with anyone and observed the severe conditions of the Great Dane dog. Pct. 1 Investigator was unable to locate any contact information for the property owner. Given the severe condition of the Great Dane and no one returning any contact, Pct. 1 Investigator obtained an animal seizure warrant to remove both dogs from the property. During the seizure, Pct. 1 and the HSPCA made contact with a girlfriend of the animal owner and learned the Great Dane’s injury has been present for about a week, without vet care being provided. When speaking with the Owner, Pct. 1 Investigator learned he had yet to arrange vet care to be provided for the Great Dane. In addition to the Great Dane’s severe injury, Investigators later learned that both dogs were in stage 3 out of 4 heartworm disease. An animal seizure hearing has been scheduled and an investigation was opened. This investigation remains on-going and will be forwarded to the Harris County District Attorney's Office, Animal Cruelty Section for a review on criminal charges.
Report animal abuse 713-869-7722
Today the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 along with many other agencies and communities attended The MADD Walk, organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, a powerful event that brings together communities and law enforcement agencies to support a crucial cause. The atmosphere was filled with love and unwavering support for MADD's mission.
Today the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 along with many other agencies and communities attended The MADD Walk, organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, a powerful event that brings together communities and law enforcement agencies to support a crucial cause. The atmosphere was filled with love and unwavering support for MADD's mission.
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PCT One Constable Alan Rosen addressed the arrest of Timothy Willard this afternoon during a press conference. Willard was allegedly using fraudulent means to obtain properties worth 15 million dollars and then sell them for a profit. Fooling new buyers, title companies and more. Beware #scams #titlescams. Willard has been charged with a first degree felony.
Deputies with PCT 1 Constable Alan Rosen's Office arrested Timothy Willard this morning after a year long thorough investigation. Willard is allegedly the mastermind of an elaborate and complex warranty deed scam. Willard would allegedly forge the signature of property owners on their warranty deed and purchase their property at a drastically undervalued price. Willard would then resale the property under market value. The properties were located throughout the city of Houston and included River Oaks. Willard has been charged with a first degree felony of forgery and aggregate theft greater than $300,000. At least 3 properties involved in this scam were valued at more than 15 million dollars. #ScamAware #publicsafety
HAPPENING NOW: Early this morning, Harris County Precinct One Deputies responded to a shooting in progress at Chyllout after hour night club, located at Antoine Rd. Suspects exchanged gunfire while driving by the night club, striking the victim. The victim returned gunfire. 2 suspects were transported to the hospital in critical condition. Harris County Sheriffs Office Crime Scene is enroute. No further information at this time.
Happy Halloween! Members of the Constable Alan Rosen Precinct 1 Office share safety tips for today's spooky holiday! Take a look! #HalloweenSafety #halloweensafetytips #HappyHalloween2023 #precinctone
Harris County Precinct 1 had the honor to celebrate the 130 years Parade and Family Reunion Celebration of Booker T. Washington High School. The occasion was commemorated with a grand parade and a heartwarming family union. This remarkable milestone highlights the importance of education and community unity.
Lots of fun, music, and community awareness this weekend with the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 and Galilee Missionary Baptist Church participating in this years Trunk and Treat Fall Festival. Thank you to all that participated and attended.
Harris County Pct. 1 Constables Office in Acres Homes at Gallilee Missionary Baptist Church for the Annual Fall Festival
Deputy Bryan from the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 Mental Health Division is here to remind us that mental health matters! Let's break the stigma and open up the conversation about mental health awareness and support.
October is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast Cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among women. Sadly, about 1 and 8 women are going to develop Breast Cancer in their lifetime. Precinct One got the opportunity to hear and share Deputy Christa Molter’s amazing and encouraging story. #breastcancerawarenessmonth2023
Today the Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 along with many other agencies and communities attended The MADD Walk, organized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving, a powerful event that brings together communities and law enforcement agencies to support a crucial cause. The atmosphere was filled with love and unwavering support for MADD's mission.
National Hispanic Heritage Month is from September 15 through October 15. To celebrate, The Harris Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 highlighted Hispanic Women in our agency and asked them questions pertaining to Hispanic Heritage Month. #nationalhispanicheritagemonth2023 #womeninlawenforcement #pct1constable
Investigators with Constable Alan Rosen's Office have an update on a case that had been ongoing for several years. This week, A Federal Judge sentenced Caleb McCreless to 9.5 years in prison after the convicted drug dealer established a fraudulent business to profit on the coronavirus pandemic. His scheme involved personal protection equipment - mainly gloves. McCreless, who was aware of the window of opportunity to make hundreds of thousands of dollars was limited, would pressure his customers to pay for the entire order in full before receiving the product. The customers, although brokering the deal themselves, stressed to McCreless the importance of the gloves to comply with the strict guidelines for the medical community combatting Covid. Because of the shortage of gloves, the customers paid McCreless in ful for product yet to be received. McCreless as part of his scheme, provided the customers with inspection reports of the gloves they ordered prior to their order being ship from China. Furthermore, McCreless would provide Bil of Ladings from the ship as further proof the gloves were in route. The investigation revealed the reports did not correspond to the customer's order and the Bil of Ladings provided had been manipulated to reflect dates and voyages to help falsify the true information. McCreless was able to obtain numerous contracts for these highly sought after gloves. Five individuals in a span of three months paid McCreless Enterprises in excess of 26 million dollars for medical gloves which they never received. Furthermore, the gloves McCreless Enterprises did deliver were not the HONGRAY Nitrile gloves, but gloves of less quality and not FDA approved. Investigation revealed McCreless used the funds he received for gloves purchases for his personal gain. His profits exceeded 35 million dollars. #publicsafety #pctone PCT 1 worked with it's federal law enforcement partners throughout this investigation.
Constable Alan Rosen of Harris County Precinct 1 delivered an impactful address at the North Montrose Civic Association meeting, drawing a full and engaged audience. His dedication to community safety, along with his inspiring vision, resonated deeply with attendees, leaving an impression of unity and hope in the room. Thank you to all who attended and had great questions.
🎂 🎂 Happy Birthday Constable Alan Rosen
Residents of Acres Homes, Houston, Texas, gathered with enthusiasm at a recent civic club meeting, uniting the community for positive change. From discussing neighborhood improvements to sharing ideas for local events, this meeting was a testament to the strong sense of civic engagement in this tight-knit community. Together, they're shaping a brighter future for Acres Homes
9:03 AM – Flight 175 crashes into the WTC’s South Tower. All passengers aboard are killed instantly and so are an unknown number of people in the tower.
8:46 AM – Flight 11 crashes into the World Trade Center’s North Tower. All passengers aboard are instantly killed, and employees of the WTC are trapped above the 91st floor. (source: millercenter.org)
Harris County PCT 1 Constable Alan Rosen's Animal Cruelty Investigators along with the Ponderosa Fire Department responded swiftly to rescue an unresponsive dog on a second-story apartment balcony near the 900 block of Cypress Station in Northeast Houston. According to witnesses on the scene, the dog was lateral and not moving even as rescue teams reached the balcony. “We noticed the dog took in a breath, so we moved quickly to get him off the balcony,” said Sergeant Joseph Soto, Harris County Constable Precinct 1. “Reporting cruelty made all the difference in getting him the help he desperately needed,” added Soto. The dog was removed from the property with an exigent warrant and is now under veterinary care at the Houston SPCA. The dog’s owner was out of town at the time of rescue. Animal cruelty is a felony in Texas and is punishable up to a $10,000 fine and two years in prison. The Houston SPCA and Harris County Constable Precinct 1 would like to thank the Ponderosa Fire Department for the fast response with ladders to quickly rescue the dog who according to officials at the scene was in severe heat distress. To report animal cruelty or an animal in distress, please call 713-869-SPCA (7722) #animalabuseawareness
Remember to celebrate responsibly. Never get behind the wheel if you plan to drink or if you have been drinking #DontDrinkandDrive #ArriveAlive #WorldSeries
Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1 Animal Cruelty Division works with the Houston SPCA to investigate and recover neglected animals in Harris County. Last month, Precinct 1 Animal Cruelty Investigators responded to a residence in northeast Harris County regarding a reported abandoned dog with a litter of puppies. On scene, investigators discovered three severely emaciated dogs and three underweight young dogs. At the property, the conditions of 8 dogs, 16 puppies, and 4 fowls led Pct. 1 Investigators to remove the animals for immediate medical care. This investigation is currently ongoing and criminal charges are pending. Please Report #AnimalAbuse email [email protected] or call the HSPCA Cruelty Hotline at 713-869-7722.
Voters may contact the Elections Security Hotline at 713-755-7618 to report any suspicious activity or concerns regarding election operations. #EarlyVoting #PublicSafety
Constable Alan Rosen releases Voter Safety and Integrity Public Service Announcement As early voting is underway, Constable Alan Rosen releases a Voter Safety and Integrity Public Service Announcement (PSA) to spread the word about the Harris County Elections Security Task Force established to help ensure the safety of all voters and elections operations. “Creating safe spaces for our citizens to vote is one of my highest priorities and I am proud to help coordinate this security detail to create the safest process for community members to exercise their right to vote,” said Constable Alan Rosen. In 2020, the Task Force was created to administer safety and security at the polls in large elections. The Task Force Command Center receives concerns related to Election Operations. The Task Force works together to ensure any concerns are evaluated by team members who can send a response team to evaluate any concern that may arise. The 2020 election was documented to have been conducted without any interference that disturbed the election process. The Harris County Security Elections Task Force members include Office of Constable Alan Rosen, Harris County Constable Precinct 1, Harris County Elections, Harris County District Attorney's Office Harris County Attorney's Office, Houston Police Department, Harris County Office of County Administration, Harris County Constable Pct. 3 - Constable Sherman Eagleton, and Harris County Fire Marshal. Voters may contact the Elections Security Hotline at 713-755-7618 to report any suspicious activity or concerns regarding election operations. Harris County Voters can vote at 99 early voting locations. For more information and for wait times go to harrisvotes.com #SHARE #Elections #EarlyVoting #ElectionDay #HouNews
For those that are going to be celebrating and trick-or-treating on Halloween night, here are some safety tips you can refer to so that you and your family can have a fun and safe night! Happy Halloween! #safetyfirst
Your safety is our number one priority! Here are some ways you can be safe while being behind the screen: ⚠️ Choose strong passwords ⚠️ Practice safe browsing ⚠️ Keep privacy settings on ⚠️ Keep personal information limited ⚠️Make online purchases from professional sites ⚠️Be mindful of what you click on ⚠️Never leave devices unattended
A recap of last Friday’s Hurricane Ian relief drive in partnership with the Houston Rockets. Thanks to all those who supported this great effort to help our neighbors in Florida. #hurricaneianrelief
Thank you Kroger for this kind donation of water! Clutch makes a great supervisor! #Hounews #hurricaneianrelief
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Special Events, City of Houston
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Harris County - Houston Sports Authority
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Green Building Resource Center, Houston, TX
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Navy Talent Acquisition Group Houston
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