Brown County Sheriff's Report: June 21

June 21, 2022 at 11:57 am Derrick Stuckly

On Saturday, June 11 at about 7:51 p.m. Deputy Byron Langley arrived at the 90 degree turn, located near the intersection of CR 180 and CR 521 in Bangs. This was in regard to loose livestock. While putting up the loose livestock, Deputy Langley observed someone had crashed a vehicle through the fence and left the scene without notifying the owner or police.
On Thursday, June 16, Lt. Pete Bastardo responded to Hwy 67 and CR 173. This was in regard to a rolling domestic. Contact was made with the victim who advised she had been assaulted and dropped off on side of the highway by her boyfriend. The male did not have any visible injuries and he had
left the scene. A report was taken for Assault Family Violence.
On Thursday, June 16, Deputy Chris Angel, was dispatched to FM 3254. This was in reference to Harassment. Angel made contact with a victim who stated a suspect has been harassing her continuously for approximately 1 month. A report was taken, and an investigation is underway.
On Friday, June 17, Deputy Toby Mathis spoke with a complainant by phone. This was in regard to ID theft. Information was gathered and a report was made.
On Friday, June 17, Deputy Toby Mathis observed a motorcycle driving southbound on FM 585. The motorcycle had no active working taillight. The operator of the motorcycle was identified and placed in custody for 2 traffic violations. A search incident to arrest was done and 36.6 grams of methamphetamine was located in the operator’s backpack. The operator was also charged with Manufacture or Delivery of a Controlled Substance.
On Saturday, June 18, Deputy Saydie Bradley, was dispatched to a disorderly conduct at the Allsup’s in Bangs. While in route to Allsup’s, dispatch advised a gun was being “flashed.” Before Bradley’s arrival dispatch advised the subjects had left Allsup’s in a gold Toyota. A report was made.
On Sunday, June 19, Deputy Toby Mathis, along with Early PD Officer T. Tobias, responded to Valley Vista. This was for a report of a domestic disturbance. Two people were spoken with about the incident and one left the residence, and a report was made.
On Sunday, June 19, Deputy Saydie Bradley, spoke with a victim in regard to items being stolen on June 7, 2022, from his home located at 4360 Cherokee Dr., May. A report was made.
On Sunday June 19, Deputy Saydie Bradley, responded to Wild Tree Ln. This was in regards to an animal bite. A Dangerous Dog report was made.
On Monday, June 20, 2022, at approximately 11:49 a.m., Deputy Scotty Burke was dispatched to E. US Hwy 377. This was in reference to a burglary of a motor vehicle report and investigation. The caller advised her handicap placards were stolen from her vehicle. They were last seen a couple of days prior to the caller noticing they were gone today.
On Monday, June 20 at about 1:05 p.m. Deputy Byron Langley arrived at Dillard Dr in Brownwood. This was in regard to a theft. The victim stated his ex-girlfriend had taken tools from his residence without his consent.
On Monday, June 20, at 6:07 p.m. Sgt Jayson Bastardo was dispatched to Hog Creek Rd. This was in regard to an intoxicated female repeatedly calling 911, in a non-emergency capacity. The female was advised several times 911 was for emergency only. Contact was later made with the female on a public roadway and she was taken into custody for Public Intoxication, MC and Silent or Abuse of 911, MB. A report was taken.