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Bond set at $40,000
Sexual assault of a minor
filed against FBISD teacher
A former Fort Bend ISD teacher from Baines Middle School has been arrested and charged with sexual assault of a child after a reported inappropriate student/teacher relationship.
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Say it ain’t so!
So, this space is normally reserved for Dumb Criminals but... Last week an altercation on an FBISD school bus required the services of police. So, after the call for help a sergeant and patrolman responded to the Summerfield neighborhood.
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The Third Annual Police
Officer Memorial Ceremony set
Missouri City will hold its Third Annual Police Officer Memorial Ceremony during National Peace Officer’s Week to recognize the important role of public safety officers and to honor those who have been killed in the line of duty.
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Carrabba’s adopts Sugar Land Police Chief
“Adopt-A-Cop” trading card
fundraiser welcomes first sponsor
The Sugar Land Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association has kicked off the “Adopt-a-Cop” Sponsorship program for the 4th edition of the Children’s Trading Card program.
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Sugar Land PD targets highway safety
The Sugar Land Police Department’s Spring Break highway safety initiative from March 7-23 resulted in 90 arrests, including 13 for drunk driving.
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Police kept at bay for eight hours
Katy man accused of killing
two men in Burleson County
A 35-year-old Katy man is being held in the Burleson County Jail after allegedly shooting two Snook, Texas residents and keeping law enforcement officers at bay for nearly 8 hours last Wednesday.
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The race is on...
Just like the George Jones song, “The race is on and here comes pride up the backstretch.....
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Sugar Land Public Safety Dispatchers recognized
Accidents happen – even in Sugar Land. With seconds making the difference between life, death and property loss, it’s often quick decisions of an important group of unsung heroes playing a decisive factor in the outcome of emergencies.
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Like a bad check...
Ya know, sometimes crooks are so stupid, it’s painful – so be careful - bust’n a gut can hurt! Recently, a Houston woman who has been embroiled in forgery and fraud scams since the mid 80’s, resurfaced.
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Stranger danger/kidnap 
prevention tips offered
More than 100 members of Sugar Land’s Asian community are expected to participate in a stranger danger/kidnapping prevention presentation April 26, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, at the Fame Well Montessori School, 2317 Settlers Way Blvd.
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Student altercation leads to double shooting
Monday, between 7 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., April 14, at the track finals at Hall Stadium, near Hightower High School, FBISD police responded to a student disturbance and escorted several students off school property.
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Sugar Land’s Fire Station #1 construction begins
Sugar Land recently awarded a $3.1 million construction contract and broke ground for Fire Station #1. Meridian Commercial, L.P. was selected to construct the new fire station at the intersection of Matlage Way at Brooks Street.
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Elledge family ends quest to keep son’s killer behind bars
Nearly 20-year battle is over— with stipulations
—says father of murdered Brandon Elledge
In July 1988 the family of Brandon Elledge, a popular Clements High School junior, received word from the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office that their beloved son was dead—the victim of a senseless murder.
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Art Content launches new Sugar Land
Police Dept. Crime Awareness Initiative
The Sugar Land Police Department expects milder temperatures in October to yield increased participation in an event that will replace National Night Out (NNO) this year.
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Serial bank robber does it with a smile
Aside from terrifying the tellers, the purported serial bank robber who hit a northeast Fort Bend County bank last week left his victims with a smile and polite thank you.
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