THREE PEOPLE ARRESTED AFTER CHASE

  

Three people were arrested Sunday after a short chase in Brenham.

Brenham Police report that Sunday night at 9:35, Officer Matthew Brown was operating his departmental patrol vehicle in the 2700 block of Highway 290 West and attempted traffic stop on a vehicle. The vehicle attempted to evade, but came to a stop at a residence located on FM 2679. The driver, Laura Gonzalez, 35 of Tomball, was placed into custody for Evading Arrest or Detention with a Vehicle, Reckless Driving, and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon. During the investigation persons from the residence approached the scene. Abel Gonzalez, 62 of Burton, was placed into custody for Tampering or Fabricating Physical Evidence With the Intent to Impair, and Daniel Calviloo Chia, 30 of Tomball, was placed into custody for Interference with Public Duties.

Early Sunday morning at 12:10, Officers responded to the 1000 block of Robinhood Road in reference to a suspicious vehicle. While in the area Officers checked out on what they believed was an altercation. Chenella McDaniel, 50 of Brenham, was ultimately arrested for Public Intoxication. McDaniel was transported to the Washington County Jail where she was booked in.

Jacqueline Nichole Rohrick
Washington Co. Jail photo

Then early Sunday morning at 2:25, Officer Conforti was conducting business checks in the 2800 block of Wood Ridge Blvd. when he located a suspicious vehicle. Investigation led to the arrest of Jacqueline Nichole Rohrick, 38 of Houston, for Possession Controlled Substance, and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon.

Leslie Graham Letbetter
Washington Co. Jail photo

Then Sunday at 12:00 midnight, Officer Conforti conducted a traffic stop in the 1400 block of Highway 290 West. The driver of the vehicle, Leslie Graham Letbetter, 60 of Houston, immediately exited the vehicle and resisted officers. She was arrested and booked into Washington County Jail for Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Resisting Arrest, Search or Transport.

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3 Comments

  1. We never had these out of town criminals, carrying unlawful weapons, invading our town until all the subdivisions started overcrowding us! Most of them moved here to get away from crime in the cities, but it seems that some of the criminals followed them. There are crimes of all nature that we’ve never experienced before! Our Police Force is working very hard to apprehend a lot of them and I commend them all!!

    1. It won’t get any better because the system doesn’t punish criminals. We have millions who have illegally entered the country. But instead of punishing them, the government gives them all kinds of free stuff….so then they want them to vote for them…the cycle continues.

    2. Most of the arrests taking place in Brenham are on US 290, people driving through town and getting pulled over for speeding by radar units. Yes, there are locals being arrested, but the vast majority are passing through town and don’t live in Brenham.

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