APD: Undercover Officer Nabs Woman for Prostitution
By: Officer George Spindler, APD
Updated: July 19, 2012
Yesterday at about 4:40 p.m., an officer in plain clothes contacted a female subject at a business in the 1600 block of Highway 351 in an undercover capacity. The subject was solicited for sex and agreed to engage in sex acts, including sexual intercourse, for monetary benefit. The investigation revealed that the female subject had been previously convicted for prostitution. The female subject was arrested for an enhanced charge of misdemeanor prostitution.
Yesterday at about 5:25 p.m., officers were dispatched to a burglary in progress call at a business in the 3100 block of North Third Street. APD Dispatch had been notified by a concerned citizen that a male subject was using bolt cutters to cut off locks at a storage unit. Officer Robert Brannon arrived and contacted the male suspect inside a vehicle that had also been described by the concerned citizen. Officer Brannon's investigation revealed that the bolt cutters, along with possible stolen property, were in plain view inside the suspect vehicle. The suspect was detained and was uncooperative. The suspect kept providing different dates of birth during the preliminary investigation and was given several opportunities to provide correct identifying information. However, the suspect failed to comply with Officer Brannon's request. The suspect was arrested for failure to identify and the property items were seized pending further investigation.
Late last night just before 11:30, Officer Damien Hutchinson went to make a citizen contact at a residence in the 1900 block of Westview Drive after observing what appeared to be several young subjects in the garage. But when he approached these subjects, one of the male subjects acted suspiciously by throwing something out the back door. His observations also confirmed that there was alcohol being consumed on the premises by these young subjects. Officer Hutchinson's investigation revealed that subject #1 had thrown the unknown item out the door and that after locating the item, it was identified as a cigarette that contained marijuana. Subject #1 was arrested and during a search of his person, a baggie of marijuana and drug paraphernalia were found. Further investigation revealed that all but one of the subjects at this gathering were under the age of 21. The investigation revealed that male subject #2 had furnished the alcohol to the minors at this gathering. Subject #1 was arrested for possession of marijuana and subject #2 was arrested for furnishing alcohol to minors.
You do make a difference--good witnesses consistently make a significant impact when they take a stand against crime and report crimes in progress or suspicious activity. If a crime is in progress, please notify police by dialing 911. Otherwise, please contact APD Dispatch at their non-emergency number: 325-673-8331. When you speak to a dispatcher, immediately report your location and what you see. If a suspect vehicle is involved in the crime or activity, make every attempt to annotate the vehicle's license plate number or just start reading off the license plate number after the dispatcher answers your call and repeat it if you can.
Yesterday at about 5:25 p.m., officers were dispatched to a burglary in progress call at a business in the 3100 block of North Third Street. APD Dispatch had been notified by a concerned citizen that a male subject was using bolt cutters to cut off locks at a storage unit. Officer Robert Brannon arrived and contacted the male suspect inside a vehicle that had also been described by the concerned citizen. Officer Brannon's investigation revealed that the bolt cutters, along with possible stolen property, were in plain view inside the suspect vehicle. The suspect was detained and was uncooperative. The suspect kept providing different dates of birth during the preliminary investigation and was given several opportunities to provide correct identifying information. However, the suspect failed to comply with Officer Brannon's request. The suspect was arrested for failure to identify and the property items were seized pending further investigation.
Late last night just before 11:30, Officer Damien Hutchinson went to make a citizen contact at a residence in the 1900 block of Westview Drive after observing what appeared to be several young subjects in the garage. But when he approached these subjects, one of the male subjects acted suspiciously by throwing something out the back door. His observations also confirmed that there was alcohol being consumed on the premises by these young subjects. Officer Hutchinson's investigation revealed that subject #1 had thrown the unknown item out the door and that after locating the item, it was identified as a cigarette that contained marijuana. Subject #1 was arrested and during a search of his person, a baggie of marijuana and drug paraphernalia were found. Further investigation revealed that all but one of the subjects at this gathering were under the age of 21. The investigation revealed that male subject #2 had furnished the alcohol to the minors at this gathering. Subject #1 was arrested for possession of marijuana and subject #2 was arrested for furnishing alcohol to minors.
You do make a difference--good witnesses consistently make a significant impact when they take a stand against crime and report crimes in progress or suspicious activity. If a crime is in progress, please notify police by dialing 911. Otherwise, please contact APD Dispatch at their non-emergency number: 325-673-8331. When you speak to a dispatcher, immediately report your location and what you see. If a suspect vehicle is involved in the crime or activity, make every attempt to annotate the vehicle's license plate number or just start reading off the license plate number after the dispatcher answers your call and repeat it if you can.
