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On Wednesday, March 19, 2014, just after 7:30 p.m., San Angelo Police were dispatched to the J.C. Penny store located at the Sunset Mall for the report of an unknown, disoriented man inside the store's stock room.
Responding Officer Sergeant W. Bodden made contact with the man who appeared to be intoxicated from an unknown substance. When Sgt. Bodden conducted a safety pat-down of the man to check for weapons, the man became combative and engaged Sgt. Bodden in a lengthy struggle.
The man, later identified as Dylan Bristol (DOB 06-02-92), was restrained by Sgt. Bodden until backup officers arrived. Bristol actively engaged the backup officers and continued to resist and struggle even as he was being carried outside. Upon searching Bristol incident to his arrest, police located an electronic inhalation pipe. It is unknown what substance Bristol ingested prior to the incident. Police requested San Angelo Fire Department Medics to the scene to assess apparent minor injuries Bristol sustained during his resistance. Bristol was treated at the scene and upon his release was transported to the Tom Green County Jail where he reportedly became combative towards jail staff. He was charged with Resisting Search, Resisting Arrest and Criminal Trespass.
Subsequent to the investigation, police learned Bristol was originally located inside the store's stock room after witnesses heard something fall to the ground. When employees entered the stock room to investigate the source of the noise, they observed Bristol standing near an over-turned box of sunglasses that had been removed from a shelf. Employees told police that when they confronted the disoriented Bristol, he became confrontational towards them. Employees stated Bristol was previously seen inside the store in the company of another man. The man was located inside the mall a short time later and identified as Cody Reazin (DOB 06-28-94). Raezin appeared to be intoxicated by an unknown substance and had difficulty communicating and walking. Upon searching Reazin incident to his arrest for Public Intoxication, police located an electronic inhalation pipe. It is unknown what substance Raezin ingested prior to this incident. He was transported without incident to the Tom Green County Jail.
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Release #03142014(07)
March 14, 2014
For Immediate Release
INFORMATION RELEASE
Felony Suspect Captured After Vehicle Pursuit
At approximately 4:43 pm, March 13, 2014, San Angelo Public Safety Communications
received a 911 call about a Domestic Violence call at 7-11 Convenience Store, in
the 4300 Southwest Blvd. Before officers could arrive, the male suspect and female victim
left the scene in a black 2010 Chevrolet Impala.
At approximately 4:52 pm, March 13, 2014, San Angelo Public Safety Communications
received a 911 call about a Domestic Violence call involving the same male and
female in the area of Southwest Blvd. and Twin Mountain Dr. Officers arrived on
scene and located the female victim at Southwest Blvd. and School House Dr. The
suspect had left the scene before officers arrived.
At approximately 5:10 pm, March 13, 2014, San Angelo Police Officers located the
suspect vehicle in the 700 block of E. Avenue D. The suspect refused to stop after Officers
initiated a traffic stop and activated their emergency lights and sirens.
At approximately 5:12 pm, March 13, 2014, San Angelo Police Officers in pursuit of
vehicle see the suspect throw a handgun from the vehicle. Officers immediately secured
the weapon, a .45 caliber handgun.
The pursuit continued from Avenue D through the east and north parts of town.
At approximately 5:39 pm, March 13, 2014 the suspect drove into the alley of San Antonio
and Guadalupe, left the vehicle, and continued to flee on foot. A perimeter is set up
and two K-9 units were called in to assist in tracking the suspect. Officers located a small
child in the back seat of the vehicle and immediately secured the vehicle and provided
protection and assistance to the child. The presence of the child was not known during the
pursuit. The child is uninjured and released to the mother and original victim.
The suspect was apprehended at approximately 7:21 pm in the 300 block of North
Jefferson and was arrested without further incident. The suspect, identified as James
Allen Baimbridge (03.27.1983) was arrested for Abandoning or Endangering a Child,
and Evading Detention in a Vehicle. Additional charges may be filed as the investigation
continues.
San Angelo Police Department Detectives are still actively investigating this criminal
episode and no further information is available at this time.
For Immediate Release
Release #03122014(05)
March 12, 2014
A suspect has
been arrested in connection to a Shooting that occurred at Desiree's Gentleman's Club Monday
evening March 10, 2014.
Anthony Walters (02.27.85) of Wharton, Texas was arrested by San Angelo Police Detectives after locating
him at his job site in Big Lake on March 11, 2014 at approximately 4:00 pm. Walters was transported to
the Reagan County Jail without incident.
On March 11, Detectives with the San Angelo Police Criminal Investigations Division continued to follow
up on witness statements from the shooting and obtained the Arrest Warrant for Walters in less than
24 hours after the incident.
Walters went to Desiree's on the evening of the 10th where he and a friend were asked to leave the bar by
staff just prior to the shooting. Walters then used a .45 caliber handgun to shoot at both the occupied
building and the vehicles in the parking are before leaving town. Walters spoke with Detectives while in
Big Lake and confessed to details of the shooting. San Angelo Police Department Detectives located
spent .45 caliber shell casings in Walters vehicle as well as the handgun used in the shooting.
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Release #03112014(04)
March 11, 2014
For Immediate Release
Burglary Foiled Suspect Caught
On Tuesday, March 11, 2013, at approximately 12:45 a.m., San Angelo Public Safety Communications received a 911 call regarding a burglary in progress at the 7-11 located in the 2800 block of College Hills Blvd. A witness advised dispatch they saw an unknown male breaking a window at the business and was able to give a description of the suspect.
San Angelo Police Patrol Officer Jason Hernandez arrived on scene and quickly located a man matching the description of the suspect hiding in the bushes on the College Hills West apartment complex. Officer Hernandez exited his vehicle and announced himself as a police officer and the suspect ran from Officer Hernandez. Officer Hernandez was able to quickly catch the suspect while still on the College Hills West property.
Subsequent to the field investigation, it was determined the suspect attempted to gain entry to the 7-11 by breaking a window located on the front of the store with a rock. The burglary attempt was unsuccessful as the window was damaged but did not break. The man was identified as Santiago Garcia (12-26-1991) of San Angelo.
Garcia was arrested for Class A Criminal Mischief and Evading Detention on Foot and was transported to the Tom Green County Jail.
March 11, 2014
For Immediate Release
On Monday, March 10, 2014 at approximately 11:20 p.m., San Angelo Public Safety Communications received a 911 call about a shooting at 300 W. Washington Dr. at Desiree's Gentleman's Club. San Angelo Police Officers Martin and Garrett arrived quickly to secure the scene and to investigate further.
Detectives with the San Angelo Police Department Criminal Investigations Division were called to the location for further investigation. Subsequent to the field investigation, Officers located shell casings from a .45 caliber firearm in the roadway, as well as multiple holes in both the building and several vehicles in the parking lot. It is believed 7 to 10 shots were fired during the incident.
Although rounds were fired toward and into the occupied building there were no injuries reported at the scene.
Deadly Conduct (PC 22.05) Discharging a firearm at or in the direction of a habitation, building, or a vehicle is a 3rd degree felony.
This is an ongoing investigation and no further information is available at this time.