Burglary
Nov. 4 (7:33 a.m.) Two unlocked vehicles were rummaged through in the parking lot of the Huntington Woods Apartment located at 701 S. Friendswood Drive. These burglaries occurred several parking spaces away from where a vehicle was stolen overnight. That vehicle was found and the two suspects responsible were arrested after a vehicle pursuit into Seabrook.
Nov. 6 (8:41 a.m.) A residence in the 16400 block of Blackhawk Blvd was vandalized. Forced entry was made into the vacant residence. Once inside, the suspects ripped out the ceiling, filled the bathtub with water, painted over light switches and poured paint over the flooring.
Theft
Nov. 4 (10:01 a.m.) A mail theft was reported in the 900 block of Essex Drive. The victim reports that a white Tahoe pulled up to the mailbox and took the victim’s outgoing mail. The victim followed the vehicle and observed the suspect targeted mailboxes with raised flags. A vehicle license plate number was determined.
Nov. 5 (4:27 p.m.) Two firearms were stolen from a residence in the 500 block of Meadow Bend Drive. The victim had contractors working inside his residence at the time of the suspected theft.
Nov. 6 (2:10 p.m.) A resident in the 3700 block of Townes Forest Road reported the theft of grass from the property. The sod thefts occurred on the night of Halloween and on November 5th. The area where the grass was stolen was recently repaired by AT&T after cable was installed.
Nov. 7 (9:03 a.m.) A mail theft was reported in the 5300 block of Appleblossom Lane. A white sedan with a sunroof was observed on surveillance video taking the mail from the mailbox.
Nov. 7 (10:01 a.m.) A mantle clock was stolen by a local clock repair company that went out of business. The owner of Pocket Full of Time has not returned the mantle clock to the owner.
Nov. 7 (11:14 a.m.) A resident in the 800 block of Hackberry Lane reported mail theft from his residential mailbox. He put the mail in the mailbox and put up the red flag at approximately 10:00 a.m. At 10:25 a.m., a white Mercedes four-door took the mail out of his mailbox. A suspicious Mercedes with Georgia license plates was reported later, but not found. Another resident in the 1100 block of Oakland Drive reported a similar mail theft. However, the suspect attempted to cash a check stolen from the mailbox at a Pearland Gulf Coast Educators Credit Union branch. The suspect then took the check and attempted to cash it at another Gulf Coast Educators Credit Union branch in Pasadena. The suspect was arrested by Pasadena Police.
Nov. 8 (11:46 a.m.) A 28-year-old Houston woman is accused of stealing a treatment table that was loaned to her while she worked as an esthetician at Bellisimo Salon and Spa located at 119 W. Parkwood Avenue. The theft was captured on video.
Nov. 10 (1:13 p.m.) A League City woman’s wallet was stolen while she was working at the Luxie Plum located at 802 S. Friendswood Drive. She opened the store for business and two black females immediately entered. Shortly after the suspects left the store, the victim’s credit card and the business credit card were used at a Sam’s Club.
Nov. 10 (3:38 p.m.) A bald, white male, wearing glasses was observed stealing merchandise from the HEB located at 701 W. Parkwood Avenue. A get-away driver was observed in a white Toyota Camry. The man stole $134 worth of fajita meat.
Assault
Nov. 10 (2:56 p.m.) A 27-year-old Pearland man is accused of punching a disabled coworker in the face. The assault occurred at Massage Heights and was captured on video.
Fraud
Nov. 8 (9:27 a.m.) A former automotive shop employee is accused of using a license plate from one vehicle to drive a different vehicle on the Harris County toll road system. The violation was discovered when the automotive shop began receiving toll bills.
Traffic
Nov. 9 (10:04 a.m.) A hit and run accident occurred in the FHS parking lot. The victim’s vehicle had a dent in the front passenger door and a broken window from the door impact. Surveillance video is under review to identify the culprit.
