SECOND SUSPECT IN NEWMAN’S BAKERY ROBBERY ARRESTED IN HOUSTON

  

A second man involved in the recent robbery of Newman’s Bakery in Bellville has been taken into custody.

Wednesday, the Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force, a branch of the U.S. Marshals, arrested Janorris Delshawn Black in Houston for a warrant for robbery, a second degree felony.  He is currently in the Austin County Jail on $100,000 bond.

Austin County authorities issued the warrant last week for Black in connection to the May 11^th robbery.  Bellville police said Black, along with two other suspects, entered the bakery around 4 p.m. and took a safe while no one was watching.  The safe was eventually thrown from their getaway vehicle during a chase, which ended in a three-car crash near the 99 overpass on Highway 290.

The driver of the vehicle, 22-year-old Anthony Naceanceno, Jr. of Pasadena, was apprehended and charged with Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity and Theft of Property between $100 and $750.  Black and the third suspect fled on foot into a large wooded area and escaped, despite an aerial and ground search by a DPS helicopter and Harris County K-9 Unit.

The third suspect in the case remains at large.