It was just past midnight on Monday, March 29th when the victim pulled up to his College Station residence after having left work as an accountant at a store in Bryan. Before the victim could get out of the vehicle a masked man carrying a long barreled gun knocked on the side of the vehicle and demanded that the victim open the door to let him in. The gunman told the victim to drive back to the store, however before they went in to the store the robber made a phone call and said "it wasn`t going to happen". The robber directed the victim to drive home where he demanded the victim`s cell phone and money then fled from the area. 

The robber is described as a White male in his late 20`s to mid 30`s with a medium build.  He was wearing a dark colored  jacket, shirt, and pants.  He had on a black ski mask and was wearing eyeglasses beneath that mask.  The robber held the long barreled shotgun in his left hand.

It was some time in the evening of Friday, June 11th, 2010 when over $11,000 worth of diesel fuel was stolen from a storage tank at Key Energy`s Salt Water Disposal Plant on Raymond Stotzer Parkway East of College Station in rural Brazos County. 

Evidence indicates that the thief used one of Key Energy`s vacuum tank trucks to drive up to the fuel storage tank, push a vacuum hose in to the tank and draw 4,586 gallons of truck diesel fuel out.  The truck that the thieves used was returned to the storage yard.

When compared to the truck`s mileage log, the odometer readings indicated that the thieves drove the truck less than 50 miles. 

Sheriff`s Investigators believe that there were more than one person involved in the theft.  Also, that the thieves knew the mechanical operation of the equipment and were familiar with the layout and routine of the saltwater disposal plant.

On Saturday, March 20th a robbery at the Easy Shop store located at 3510 South College Avenue in Bryan was captured on the store`s video surveillance camera.

The video shows the suspect as he walks into the store holding his right hand up as he walks to the front register.  As the suspect gets up onto the counter, he clenches his right fist as if to hit the clerk.  After the register is opened, the suspect then begins taking money and briefly stops to catch his balance and then finishes taking the money from the register.  As the suspect begins to stand on the counter to leave, he hits his head on the overhead cigarette dispenser causing him to drop the beanie hat and the black plastic bag he had covering his face.

The suspect shown in the photos above appears to be a Black male wearing a black jacket, blue shirt with a white undershirt, blue jeans, black gloves and a beanie hat with a black plastic bag.

DURING THE LATE NIGHT HOURS OF SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26TH, 2009 UNKNOWN THIEVES ENTERED THE HOME AT 1800 HONDO IN COLLEGE STATION TO COMMIT A BURGLARY.  EVIDENCE INDICATES THAT THE THIEVES ENTERED THE HOUSE BY PRYING OPEN A LOCKED SLIDING GLASS DOOR.  ONCE INSIDE THE RESIDENCE, THE BURGLARS RUMMAGED THROUGH TH EHOME FOR ITEMS TO STEAL AND PICKED UP A SADDLE ALONG WITH SOME ELECTRONIC ITEMS.  BEFORE LEAVING THE HOUSE THE THIEVES SET A FIRE ON A MATTRESS IN ONE OF THE BEDROOMS AND THEN FLED FROM THE SCENE.

FIRE INVESTIGATORS STATED THAT THERE WERE INDICATIONS THAT THE THIEVES INTENDED FOR THE FIRE TO DESTROY THE HOUSE.

ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27TH, 2009 AROUND 10AM AN UNKNOWN WHITE FEMALE KNOCKED ON THE DOOR AT 1301 BARTHELOW IN COLLEGE STATION.  WHEN THE RESIDENT OPENED THE DOOR, THE WHITE FEMALE IMMEDIATELY STARTED ASKING FOR MONEY.  THE RESIDENT DID NOT SPEAK ENGLISH AND INDICATED TO THE FEMALE TO LEAVE AFTER TRYING TO COMMUNICATE THAT THERE WAS NO MONEY.  A FEW MINUTES AFTER THE FEMALE LEAVES, THE DOOR TO THE APARTMENT IS KICKED IN BY A BLACK MALE WIELDING A KNIFE, THEN A SECOND BLACK MALE FOLLOWED THE FIRST INTO THE APARTMENT.  WHILE ONE HELD THE RESIDENT AT BAY WITH THE KNIFE, THE OTHER SEARCHED THROUGH THE BEDROOMS LOOKING FOR MONEY.  THE SUSPECTS DID NOT FIND WHAT THEY WERE LOOKING FOR, THOUGH THEY STOLE A CELL PHONE AS THEY FLED FROM THE APARTMENT.

WITNESSES STATED THAT BOTH BLACK MALES GOT IN TO A LATE 90`S MODEL RED FOUR-DOOR DODGE PICKUP TRUCK THAT WAS BEING DRIVEN BY THE UNKNOWN WHITE FEMALE.  THE FEMALE WAS DESCRIBED AS BEING SHORT WITH SHOULDER LENGTH BROWN HAIR.  COLLEGE STATION POLICE DETECTIVES BELIEVE THAT THE WHITE FEMALE WAS ACTING AS A SCOUT LOOKING FOR POTENTIAL TARGETS AND THEN ACTED AS THE LOOK-OUT AND GET-AWAY DRIVER.

It was on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 when a male victim was hit by a vehicle as he was crossing Texas Avenue at the intersection of East 17th Street.  The Victim was crossing the street from the east to the west side at 9:30pm when a south bound vehicle struck him.  The driver of the vehicle did not stop and continued driving south on Texas Avenue.

A witness describes the hit and run vehicle as a dark colored pick-up truck.  A security video at a  store located a block south of the incident captured a brief glimpse of the suspect vehicle as it passed the store:  a black or dark blue 4-door or extended cab pick-up truck.  Bryan Police Detectives say that they expect that damages to the vehicle will be confined to the front.

If anyone has any information regarding this hit and run homicide or know the identity of the driver involved, to call Crime Stoppers.

On Tuesday, October 20, 2009 the building at 1721 Birmingham in College Station was burglarized.

The building`s security video captured the suspect as he arrives at the building at 5:55am and pries open the door.  After gaining access to the building, the suspect then proceeds to the second floor and pries open the doors to three offices.  After stealing money from the building, the suspect then leaves the building at 6:07am.

The suspect is a black male approximately 23 years old.  The suspect has medium complexioned skin and was wearing a dark colored hoodie and hat.  The suspect also had a blue button up collared shirt that was unbuttoned. The shirt looked like it was a business shirt with a patch on one side and a name tag on the other side.  The suspect was also wearing dark colored jeans.

A dark colored SUV was seen in the parking lot prior to the burglary and College Station Investigators believe this vehicle may be connected to the suspect.

Crime of the Week video

Robbery Suspect

DESCRIPTION

Black male

Approximately 5’8”-5’11”

Thin build

Medium complexion

Early 20’s

Goatee

On 10/25/09, at 7:17 PM, officers with the College Station Police Department responded to The Zone Apartments at 2001 Holleman Drive West, in College Station, in reference to a report of a robbery, in which a weapon was used. Officers investigating the robbery met with the victim, who is a local pizza delivery driver. The victim advised he had just delivered pizza in the complex and was walking to his vehicle in the parking lot when he was approached by a suspect pointing a handgun at him. The suspect demanded that the victim give him money or he would be shot or beaten. The victim gave the suspect his property and the suspect fled the scene running in towards the area of Holleman Drive West and FM 2818. The victim was not injured during the incident.

On November 2, 2009 at approximately 8:00 PM, officers were called to 1331 Harvey Mitchell Parkway, Walden Pond Apartments, for a report of an aggravated robbery.  The victim was not injured during the offense.  Investigation revealed the victim parked a vehicle and was walking towards an apartment when approached by a black male suspect who pointed a silver pistol at the victim and demanded money. The suspect then fled the area westbound on foot.

The case continues to be investigated by the College Station Police Department Criminal Investigation Division.  Anyone who has information regarding this suspect or the investigation, please contact the College Station Police Department at 979-764-3600.

SOMETIME AFTER 5PM ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH AND NOON THE FOLLOWING TUESDAY, THIEVES STOLE A TRAILER LOADED WITH SPEAKERS, LIGHTS AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS AUDIO EQUIPMENT FROM RDM AUDIO LOCATED AT 3602 EAST 29TH STREET IN BRYAN.

THE STOLEN TRAILER WAS A 20 FOOT WHITE 2008 PACE UTILITY TRAILER WITH TXLP 90ZVDC.  THE TRAILER WAS UNMARKED ON THE SIDES AND DOES NOT HAVE FENDERS.  THERE ARE DOORS ON THE REAR OF THE TRAILER AND A DOOR ON THE RIGHT SIDE WITH A PLYWOOD DIVIDING WALL BUILT BEHIND THAT DOOR.  INSIDE THE TRAILER FOUR LIGHTS WERE MOUNTED ON THE CEILING.

AMONG OTHER ITEMS, THE TRAILER CONTAINED 16 LARGE CUSTOMIZED SPEAKER BOXES WITH 18" JBL SPEAKER, 8 LOW BOXES WITH 12" SPEAKERS AND 8 MONITOR SPEAKERS.

BRYAN POLICE DETECTIVES BELIEVE SOMEONE MAY HAVE BEEN IN THE AREA DURING THE TIME OF THE THEFT AND MAY HAVE INFORMATION THAT COULD LEAD TO THE IDENTITY OF THE SUSPECT OR SUSPECTS INVOLVED OR THE RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN PROPERTY.