AREA POLICE ARREST REPORTS are published in the belief that an informed community is best able to preserve and protect life and property. Arrests are compiled from public records of police and sheriff departments. Persons arrested have been charged with crimes, but may not be guilty. Under law, they are considered innocent until convicted in a court of law.
ELLIS COUNTY ARRESTS
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Robbins, Steven Bernard, b/m 39, assault family/household member w/ prev conv
Murray, Marvin Laverne, b/m, 61, sex offenders duty to register life/annually- felony 3
Bucio-Valle, Miguel, w/m, 46, agg sexual assault child x 2- felony 1
Meglasson, Kimberly Layne, w/f, 29, inj child/elderly/disabled reckless
Lott, Christopher Deldreon, b/m, 41, continuous violence against the family-felony 3
Sanmiguel, Richard Anthony, w/m, theft prop <$2500 2/more,theft prop >=$100<$750x 4, theft prop >=$750<$2500, poss cs pg 1/1-b<1g
Russom,ChandraDay, w/f, 49, poss cs pg 1/1-b<1g
Turner, Reginald Gerone, b/m , 57, evading arrest det w/veh- felony 3, theft prop <$2500 2/more prev conv
Lofton, Stephanie Barnes, b/f / 52, parole violation
Reckley, Sean Ryan, w/m, 25, poss cs pg 2 >= 1g<4g- felony 3, poss cs pg 2 < 1g, poss marij >4oz<=5lbs
Mcneal, AntwanJovanAbdula, b/m, /46,criminalmischief>=$100<$750, resist arrest search or transport
Muniz, Isaiah Jonathan, w/m, 19, unl carrying weapon, poss marij >4oz<=5lbs, man del cs pg 2 or 2-a >=400g- felony 3
Harvey, Jennifer Lee, w/f, 41, criminal trespass
Delarosa, Matheau Jesus, w/m, 28, sex abuse of child continuous: victim under 14- felony 1, traffic offense class c x 2
Cantu, PhilipLee, w/m,39,terroristic threat of family/household, poss of drug paraphernalia
Scott, KyleWayne, w/m,36,injchild/ elderly/disabledreckless,assaultcauses bodily injury family member
Proctor, JohnAllen, w/m,33,driving while intoxicated 3rd or more-felony 3, accident involving injury-felony 3, theft prop >=$750<$2500, deadly conduct
Williams, Damon Lashaun, b/m, 26, assault peace officer/judge-felony 3, resist arrest search or transport, poss cs pg 1/1-b<1g
Nava-Ortiz, J. Jesus, w/m, 65, driving whileintoxicated/openalchcontainer, immigration hold
Vasquez, Camarie Rae, w/f, 32, credit card or debit card abuse x 2, fraud use/poss identifying info # items < 5
Rodgers, Qwinton Jermaine, b/m, 40, viol bond/protective order 2+ times w/i 12 mo, stalking-felony 3
Stevens, Austin Deon, b/m, 29, fail to id fugitive intent give false info, poss cs pg 1/1- b>=1g<4g-felony 3, unl carrying weapon, discharge firearm in certain municipalities, assault causes bodily inj
Aguirre, Juan Marcos, w/m, 29, driving while intoxicated bac >= 0.15
Soto Yanez, Hector Orlando, w/m, poss cs pg 1/1-b<1g
Calderon, Danzel German, h/m, 25, criminal trespass, immigration hold
Mason, Malachi August, w/m, 19, driving under influence
Ramos Diaz, Hector Leonel, w/m, 33, driving while intoxicated/open alch container, assault causes bodily injury family member, assault causes bodily inj, immigration hold
Tompkins, Chandra, w/f, 51, poss cs pg 1/1-b<1g-felony
Perez-Perez, MiguelEduardo, w/m, 31, driving while intoxicated/open alch container, immigration hold
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