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Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4🚨 DEVELOPING: THREE ARMED SUSPECTS IN SKI MASKS FLED DEPUTIES AT KUYENDAH...
10/05/2026

Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4

🚨 DEVELOPING: THREE ARMED SUSPECTS IN SKI MASKS FLED DEPUTIES AT KUYENDAHL APARTMENTS

Deputies responded to the Vanderbilt Apartments on Kuykendahl Road after three armed males in ski masks were reported trying to jump through residents' patios, per Harris County Constable Precinct 4. The suspects ran when deputies arrived, so a perimeter is up with a K-9 on the ground searching. The office says avoid the area. Photos courtesy of Harris County Constable Precinct 4.

It is the middle of the afternoon and three masked, armed men are running through an apartment complex. The deputies have the perimeter set and they are doing their job. But the question everyone near Kuykendahl should be asking: who are they, what were they after, and how many are still out there?

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

HARRIS COUNTY PAID $868,975 FOR FLOCK CAMERAS. NOW THE CANDIDATES ALL SAY THEY HAVE QUESTIONS.Last week at a KHOU-modera...
10/05/2026

HARRIS COUNTY PAID $868,975 FOR FLOCK CAMERAS. NOW THE CANDIDATES ALL SAY THEY HAVE QUESTIONS.

Last week at a KHOU-moderated forum at UH-Downtown, the candidates running to replace Lina Hidalgo as Harris County judge were pressed on the county's $868,975 Flock camera contract, per KHOU. That is what the county paid in May to keep the license-plate cameras running for another year. And every candidate on that stage says they have problems with how it was handled.

Nobody denies the cameras help solve crimes. That is the official line, and it is true as far as it goes. But the county bought a system that photographs law-abiding residents going to work, church, and their kids' schools, approved it 4-0 with the county judge abstaining, and the county still cannot clearly say who searches the data or what the safeguards are. The next judge gets to decide what happens with it. So the question is simple: which one of them will actually put privacy rules on it before the next renewal?

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

THREE VEHICLES, ONE HOSPITAL TRIP ON WOODLANDS PARKWAY. THE REASON IS STILL UNKNOWN.This morning around 10, Woodlands Fi...
10/05/2026

THREE VEHICLES, ONE HOSPITAL TRIP ON WOODLANDS PARKWAY. THE REASON IS STILL UNKNOWN.

This morning around 10, Woodlands Fire and the Montgomery County Hospital District were called to a three-vehicle crash on westbound Woodlands Parkway just east of Forest Gate: a dump truck and two pickups, with one pickup showing major damage. Three people were evaluated at the scene and one was taken to the hospital. The cause is still unknown, and the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is investigating. Photos courtesy of The Woodlands Fire Department.

We don't know if speed or distraction played a role here, and it would be wrong to guess. But every driver in The Woodlands ought to hear this anyway: speed limits and attention are the only things between you and being in one of these photos. A dump truck, a paint spill across the road, somebody going to the hospital. The question is whether it takes seeing this to slow down and put the phone down.

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

CISD BUS DRIVER: A 10-YEAR-OLD ON AN E-SCOOTER BLEW PAST MY FLASHING REDS AND ALMOST HURT MY STUDENTA Conroe ISD bus dri...
10/05/2026

CISD BUS DRIVER: A 10-YEAR-OLD ON AN E-SCOOTER BLEW PAST MY FLASHING REDS AND ALMOST HURT MY STUDENT

A Conroe ISD bus driver posted this himself in the Woodlands groups, and you should hear it in his words. He was stopped with his red lights flashing and stop signs out, letting a student cross in front of his bus. A kid about 10 or 11 came flying past on the left on a motorized scooter, faster than most people can run. The scooter rider had to swerve to keep from hitting the girl crossing, and the driver saw the look of terror on her face. The driver says this was the second time it's happened on his route, and this time it almost caused a serious injury.

Give the driver credit: he spoke to the boy through his window, told him he has to stop for the red signs just like other vehicles, and the kid was apologetic and upset. But here's the point the driver is making to every parent: these are fast vehicles on public streets, and the kids riding them don't know the traffic laws. That boy could have hurt that girl, and he could have hurt himself just as easily. So if you're going to let your child ride one, teach them the basics first, because next time the near miss might not miss (per the driver's own post in All Things The Woodlands).

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

TISD PRINCIPAL MOCKED THE PARENTS OF A 5-YEAR-OLD. SHE'S BACK ON TUESDAY.Grand Oaks Elementary Principal Heather Myers l...
10/04/2026

TISD PRINCIPAL MOCKED THE PARENTS OF A 5-YEAR-OLD. SHE'S BACK ON TUESDAY.

Grand Oaks Elementary Principal Heather Myers left a voicemail for Molly and Pablo Rucker while arranging a meeting with the district's Title IX coordinator. On September 25, the Ruckers had reported that their 5-year-old daughter said another student touched her inappropriately at school.

Myers apparently didn't realize the voicemail was still recording. FOX 26 reports she was caught saying her "sympathetic voice kind of goes away when parents are crazy." Another person can also be heard agreeing as the conversation turns to laughter. That second person has not been publicly identified in the reporting I've found.

Tomball ISD called Myers' comments unprofessional, placed her on administrative leave, investigated the personnel matter and now says it took "appropriate disciplinary action."

What action?

They won't say.

KPRC asked what the discipline was, who made the final decision, what justified allowing Myers to return and whether the personnel investigation was completed before that decision was made. The district did not provide those answers in KPRC's latest report.

The district separately says its investigation into the child's allegation is complete and "did not substantiate the allegation." But an important question remains: does "unsubstantiated" mean investigators determined it didn't happen, or simply that there wasn't enough evidence to substantiate it? The district has not publicly clarified that distinction.

And now Myers is scheduled to walk back onto campus Tuesday, October 6.

Meanwhile, Pablo Rucker told KPRC his 5-year-old daughter and her sisters have been moved to different schools and are expected to start Monday.

Read that again.

The principal is returning to Grand Oaks. The family that raised the complaint is leaving.

So here's the question for every Tomball ISD parent:

If your 5-year-old came home and told you someone touched her inappropriately, and this is how the principal talked about you behind your back, would you trust that office to handle your child's complaint?

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

AMAZON GOT ITS WATER PERMITS. THE BIGGER QUESTIONS ARE STILL WAITING.Amazon's massive $10 BILLION data center campus nea...
10/03/2026

AMAZON GOT ITS WATER PERMITS. THE BIGGER QUESTIONS ARE STILL WAITING.

Amazon's massive $10 BILLION data center campus near Boling just cleared another hurdle.

On September 8, regulators approved permits allowing Amazon to pump as much as 78.2 MILLION GALLONS OF GROUNDWATER over roughly 2½ years for construction, offices, restrooms and fire protection.

And that's on top of permits approved in May for another 16.9 MILLION GALLONS.

Amazon says those numbers are maximum limits and that it expects to use far less. It also says groundwater will NOT be used to cool its data centers.

But here's where this gets interesting.

While residents were fighting those groundwater permits, Wharton County was operating under a NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT WITH A CONSULTING FIRM CONNECTED TO THE PROJECT, limiting what county officials could disclose about certain business and development details.

Then, just 13 DAYS AFTER THE SEPTEMBER PERMITS WERE ISSUED, Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state agencies to stop moving forward with data-center regulatory approvals while Texas audits their impact on water and the electric grid.

And the biggest questions are still unresolved.

Amazon previously told the Lower Colorado River Authority it anticipated potentially needing about 500 ACRE-FEET OF SURFACE WATER PER YEAR, roughly 163 MILLION GALLONS, as the campus develops.

Amazon now says the 13 BUILDINGS CURRENTLY PLANNED WON'T USE WATER FOR COOLING, and no application for that surface water has been filed.

Then there's electricity.

Depending on how the buildings ultimately operate, the campus COULD REACH ROUGHLY 780 MEGAWATTS OF DEMAND, about the amount of power used by 195,000 residential customers at peak demand.

Amazon has not confirmed that total.

So forget the slogans from either side for a minute.

We're talking about nearly 3,000 ACRES, billions of dollars, enormous potential water and power demands, residents fighting for information, and a county that signed an NDA while the project moved forward.

If something this big were coming to MONTGOMERY COUNTY, how much would you expect county officials to tell you BEFORE the bulldozers showed up?

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records and credible reporting. Project plans and estimates can change as permitting and construction continue. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

DEED FRAUD COUPLE ARRESTED AFTER MONTHS-LONG INVESTIGATIONA Houston-area couple accused of stealing properties with forg...
10/03/2026

DEED FRAUD COUPLE ARRESTED AFTER MONTHS-LONG INVESTIGATION

A Houston-area couple accused of stealing properties with forged deeds is now facing criminal charges.

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office says Alba Zuyapa Martinez was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on October 2 on multiple felony charges involving forgery, theft and fraud. Investigators say the Montgomery County case began after the county clerk reviewed records following earlier reporting about alleged deed fraud in Harris County.

ABC13 reports Martinez and her husband, Jarin Martinez, were also indicted in Harris County in connection with the alleged theft of seven properties worth about $1.6 million. Investigators reportedly believe the alleged scheme involved at least 36 properties.

And this wasn’t just a criminal investigation. Harris County had already sued the couple earlier this year, accusing them of using forged documents to claim ownership of dozens of properties. In August, 40 properties were returned to their rightful owners through a default judgment.

What makes this especially concerning is how simple the alleged scheme appears to have been: forged deeds, questionable notarizations and property changing hands before some owners even knew there was a problem.

If someone can allegedly take ownership of land on paper before the real owner realizes what happened, how secure is the property-record system supposed to be?

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records and credible local reporting. Criminal charges are allegations unless and until proven in court.

HALF A MILLION IN FAKE MEDICAID CLAIMS: MAGNOLIA WOMAN PLEADS GUILTYTekiyah McLeod, 34, of Magnolia just pleaded guilty ...
10/03/2026

HALF A MILLION IN FAKE MEDICAID CLAIMS: MAGNOLIA WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY

Tekiyah McLeod, 34, of Magnolia just pleaded guilty to billing Medicaid nearly $478,000 for services that were never provided while working as an agent for a Houston case management company. The DOJ says she pocketed over $453,000 of it. She's looking at up to 12 years in federal prison, with sentencing set for December 16. The feds caught her and she's pleading out, which is exactly what should happen. But how does one person run up almost half a million in phantom billings before Medicaid's own fraud filters catch it? This happened in Magnolia. Could your town be next? (per FOX 26)

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

SHE DIDN'T SURVIVE: MOTHER DIES AFTER SHOOTING HER 4-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTERA quick reminder on this one, because the story to...
10/03/2026

SHE DIDN'T SURVIVE: MOTHER DIES AFTER SHOOTING HER 4-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER

A quick reminder on this one, because the story took its final turn. On Tuesday, 35-year-old Cibelle Savella shot and killed her 4-year-old daughter Vivian at their Memorial-area home, just hours after a judge gave the girl's father temporary primary custody. She was supposed to hand Vivian over to her dad that evening. Then she turned the gun on herself. She was rushed to the hospital, and she died of her injuries on Thursday.

Vivian's family says she was "loved without limit." A little girl lost her life, and now her mother is gone too. This is a very sad situation. (per NY Post and ABC13)

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

BADGE AS A PICKUP LINE: EX-DEPUTY ARRESTED, ADMITTED ENCOUNTERS WITH ~12 WOMEN IN UNIFORMFormer HCSO Deputy Dohnya Dozie...
10/03/2026

BADGE AS A PICKUP LINE: EX-DEPUTY ARRESTED, ADMITTED ENCOUNTERS WITH ~12 WOMEN IN UNIFORM

Former HCSO Deputy Dohnya Dozier, 42, was arrested Thursday morning on official oppression and attempted sexual assault charges, and court records say he admitted sexual encounters with about a dozen women he met while in uniform. One victim says he threatened to arrest her unless she performed sexual acts, though that threat wasn't caught on body camera. The sheriff fired him back in March after an internal affairs investigation. He's out on a $60,000 bond and due back in court Monday. The firing and the charges are the right moves. But how does a deputy meet nearly a dozen women while wearing the badge before the department notices? This happened in Harris County. Could your town be next? (per KPRC and FOX 26)

ℹ️ My stories come from official statements, public records, and community tips. Facts can change as stories develop. Got a story or tip? Message the page and I'll take a look.

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