APD: Woman Arrested After Breaking Window with Hand
By: Officer George Spindler, APD
Updated: May 10, 2012
Yesterday at about 5:10 p.m., Officer Kevin Ohnheiser contacted a male subject in the 1700 block of Walnut Street after he had been advised that the subject had just stolen some copper wire from a residence nearby. Officer Ohnheiser's investigation revealed that the man had no authorization to be at the residence and that he was in possession of copper wiring that had been removed from the residence. The property owner was contacted and responded to the crime scene. Tools used in the commission of the offense were also located on the subject. The male subject was arrested for theft and for unlawful use of a criminal instrument.
At about 10:00 last night, Officer Andrew Valdez was dispatched to a disturbance call at a residence in the 1700 block of North Fifth Street. APD was notified that a female subject that appeared intoxicated was outside the calling party's residence and that she was kicking the door. The mention of a verbal altercation between the calling party's wife and the female subject was also reported. Officer Valdez arrived and observed a female subject standing next to a window. Officer Valdez began his investigation and the next thing he heard was the sound of a window breaking. The female subject was still standing next to the window and he contacted her. His investigation revealed the subject to have a small cut to her finger and that the subject had broken the window. The subject was also intoxicated. Officer Valdez arrested the female and located a small quantity of marijuana in her pocket. She was arrested on the following charges: criminal mischief, possession of marijuana, and public intoxication.
This morning just before 1:00, Officer Damien Hutchinson was dispatched to a disturbance call at a residence in the 1900 block of Clinton Street. Before the caller hung up the phone, the dispatcher heard one voice exclaim to another to leave her alone. Officer Hutchinson contacted the residents and learned that no apparent criminal offense had occurred. During his investigation, he ran a records check and learned that a male subject had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. Officer Hutchinson arrested the male subject on an aggravated assault with deadly weapon warrant out of Tarrant County.
Please consider that one of the most dangerous things we do on a daily basis is operate a motor vehicle. Drive Safe and Without Distractions...Thank You.
At about 10:00 last night, Officer Andrew Valdez was dispatched to a disturbance call at a residence in the 1700 block of North Fifth Street. APD was notified that a female subject that appeared intoxicated was outside the calling party's residence and that she was kicking the door. The mention of a verbal altercation between the calling party's wife and the female subject was also reported. Officer Valdez arrived and observed a female subject standing next to a window. Officer Valdez began his investigation and the next thing he heard was the sound of a window breaking. The female subject was still standing next to the window and he contacted her. His investigation revealed the subject to have a small cut to her finger and that the subject had broken the window. The subject was also intoxicated. Officer Valdez arrested the female and located a small quantity of marijuana in her pocket. She was arrested on the following charges: criminal mischief, possession of marijuana, and public intoxication.
This morning just before 1:00, Officer Damien Hutchinson was dispatched to a disturbance call at a residence in the 1900 block of Clinton Street. Before the caller hung up the phone, the dispatcher heard one voice exclaim to another to leave her alone. Officer Hutchinson contacted the residents and learned that no apparent criminal offense had occurred. During his investigation, he ran a records check and learned that a male subject had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. Officer Hutchinson arrested the male subject on an aggravated assault with deadly weapon warrant out of Tarrant County.
Please consider that one of the most dangerous things we do on a daily basis is operate a motor vehicle. Drive Safe and Without Distractions...Thank You.
