NAVASOTA POLICE MAKE ARRESTS IN CRIMINAL MISCHIEF CASES
(Grimes Co. Jail)
Five suspects have been arrested on criminal mischief charges after several months of investigation by Navasota police.
Police have been investigating reports of vandalism over the last few months, beginning in April, where the windows of houses and vehicles were shot out by BB gun pellets. There were also several reports of people being shot at with BB guns.
Monday, police executed several warrants and arrested five people, three of which were juveniles. The two adults arrested were 18-year-olds Ke’Eric Moore and Tony Mallard, both 2019 graduates of Navasota High School.
(Grimes Co. Jail)
All five suspects were charged with Criminal Mischief, a state jail felony, and Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity-Aggravated Assault, a first-degree felony.
During questioning, the suspects admitted to shooting around 70 windows and ten people. According to police, the suspects said they shot the vehicle windows because they were bored. Damages reported totaled over $15,000.
Moore and Mallard were taken to the Grimes County Jail, while the juveniles were released to their parents.