APD: Argument Leads to Arrest for Multiple Warrants
By: Officer George Spindler, APD
Updated: December 5, 2012
Tuesday morning at about 12:48, Officer Scott Kuczkowski contacted a motorist in the 1600 block of North Mockingbird Lane for a traffic violation. Officer Kuczkowski contacted the male driver and was told by the driver that his driver's license was suspended. During the preliminary investigation, a records check revealed that the driver had an outstanding drug-related arrest warrant out of Palo Pinto County. A K-9 officer assisted in this traffic stop and the K-9 alerted on the vehicle for the presence of narcotics. A search of the vehicle revealed a useable quantity of marijuana. The driver was arrested for the felony warrant and for misdemeanor possession of marijuana.
Tuesday afternoon at about 2:55, Officer Adrian Slaymaker responded to a stolen vehicle call at a residence in the 5400 block of Laguna Drive. APD dispatch had been informed by a female victim that she had not yet had her vehicle returned to her by a male subject and wanted to file a report. Officer Slaymaker's preliminary investigation revealed that the victim allowed a male subject to borrow her vehicle but that the subject had been in control of her vehicle since 12/01/12 and had failed to return it. Additionally, attempts to contact the subject had been unsuccessful. The victim claimed that she never gave the subject consent to keep her vehicle. A report for felony unauthorized use of a motor vehicle was taken. This investigation continues.
Tuesday night at about 9:40, Officers Robert Brannon and Katie Snell responded to a disturbance call in the 3100 block of South 12 Street. APD dispatch received notification from a concerned citizen about people screaming and fighting outdoors and that a male and female were involved. Officers were able to contact the involved parties, a male and female, and discovered that they were involved in a verbal argument. A records check on the female subject revealed that she had two outstanding arrest warrants. The female was arrested on two misdemeanor warrants for the offense of theft by check.
Tuesday afternoon at about 2:55, Officer Adrian Slaymaker responded to a stolen vehicle call at a residence in the 5400 block of Laguna Drive. APD dispatch had been informed by a female victim that she had not yet had her vehicle returned to her by a male subject and wanted to file a report. Officer Slaymaker's preliminary investigation revealed that the victim allowed a male subject to borrow her vehicle but that the subject had been in control of her vehicle since 12/01/12 and had failed to return it. Additionally, attempts to contact the subject had been unsuccessful. The victim claimed that she never gave the subject consent to keep her vehicle. A report for felony unauthorized use of a motor vehicle was taken. This investigation continues.
Tuesday night at about 9:40, Officers Robert Brannon and Katie Snell responded to a disturbance call in the 3100 block of South 12 Street. APD dispatch received notification from a concerned citizen about people screaming and fighting outdoors and that a male and female were involved. Officers were able to contact the involved parties, a male and female, and discovered that they were involved in a verbal argument. A records check on the female subject revealed that she had two outstanding arrest warrants. The female was arrested on two misdemeanor warrants for the offense of theft by check.
