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Police searching for missing 11-year-old girl last seen Wednesday in Nassau Bay
Read full article: Police searching for missing 11-year-old girl last seen Wednesday in Nassau BayThe Nassau Bay Police Department is asking for the public’s help with finding a missing 11-year-old girl who was last seen on Wednesday.
PHOTOS: ‘Out-of-this-world’ astronaut statue delights visitors, residents at this Clear Lake-area McDonald’s
Read full article: PHOTOS: ‘Out-of-this-world’ astronaut statue delights visitors, residents at this Clear Lake-area McDonald’sIf you’re headed to Space Center Houston this weekend or visiting the Clear Lake area in general, make sure to stop by this particular McDonald’s location -- but not just for the Big Mac’s or the McFlurry’s.
PHOTOS: ‘Out-of-this-world’ astronaut statue delights visitors, residents at Nassau Bay McDonald’s
Read full article: PHOTOS: ‘Out-of-this-world’ astronaut statue delights visitors, residents at Nassau Bay McDonald’sIf you’re headed to Space Center Houston this weekend or visiting the Clear Lake area in general, make sure to stop by this particular McDonald’s location -- but not just for the Big Mac’s or the McFlurry’s.
Police: Man steals Nassau Bay fire chief’s SUV, leads officers on chase after setting building on fire
Read full article: Police: Man steals Nassau Bay fire chief’s SUV, leads officers on chase after setting building on fireA man is in custody after police said he damaged a leasing office, set it on fire and stole a fire chief’s SUV before leading them on a chase that ended in southeast Houston.
PHOTOS: Firefighters battling massive blaze at Nassau Bay condo complex
Read full article: PHOTOS: Firefighters battling massive blaze at Nassau Bay condo complexFirefighters are battling a massive blaze at a residential building in Nassau Bay Monday evening. The fire was reported around 3:50 p.m. at Bayfront Towers, located in the 400 block of Lakeside Lane. There are 74 condo units at the complex. Officials estimate approximately 35 percent of the building has sustained damage in the fire. No injuries have been reported, according to the Nassau Bay Police Department.
35% of condominium in Nassau Bay damaged after large fire
Read full article: 35% of condominium in Nassau Bay damaged after large fireNassau Bay, Texas – More than 100 firefighters from 15 agencies battled a large fire at a condominium in Nassau Bay Monday afternoon. Nassau Bay Volunteer Fire Department, fire marshals, police and EMS were the first to respond to the fire in the vicinity of the Baytown Towers on Lakeside Lane. Nassau Bay VFD chief Tom George said approximately 35% of the building has sustained damage, and the entire fourth floor collapsed. There’s a total of 74 condo units at the condominium. Full Screen 1 / 10 Firefighters battling massive blaze at Nassau Bay condominiumOfficials said there were residents inside the building at the time of the fire, but everyone was able to evacuate in a timely manner.
Hazmat crews respond after Fentanyl overdose in Nassau Bay apartment
Read full article: Hazmat crews respond after Fentanyl overdose in Nassau Bay apartmentNassau Bay officials are responding to a fatal Fentanyl overdose at an apartment Sunday morning, according to the police department’s Facebook page. Nassau Bay officials are responding to a fatal Fentanyl overdose at an apartment Sunday morning, according to the police department’s Facebook page. Officials said Nassau Bay EMS and Nassau Bay PD responded to a report of a deadly overdose, and when they arrived they were informed of the possibility of Fentanyl being present in the apartment. Due to the highly toxic nature of Fentanyl, police said emergency personnel evacuated the apartment and contacted the hazardous material crews. All Nassau Bay personnel at the scene are also being monitored and examined by EMS and HazMat at the scene for any possible exposure, police said.
Argument over noise ends in gunfire at Nassau Bay hotel, police say
Read full article: Argument over noise ends in gunfire at Nassau Bay hotel, police sayAn argument over noise ended in gunfire early Sunday at a Nassau Bay Hotel, according to authorities. Early Sunday morning, officers with the Nassau Bay Police Department were dispatched to a Hilton Houston hotel, located at 3000 E NASA Pkwy, in reference to a shooting. No one was injured in the incident, according to Nassau Bay police. Upon arrival, officers conducted a search of the hotel and located the man in a hotel room on the third floor. During the search, officers found a firearm in the bushes near the hotel parking garage -- where the man was reportedly seen following the shooting.
Nassau Bay man convicted, sentenced to 13 years for kicking officer in face, chest
Read full article: Nassau Bay man convicted, sentenced to 13 years for kicking officer in face, chestHARRIS COUNTY, Texas – A Nassau Bay man was convicted of kicking a law enforcement officer in the face and chest and sentenced to 13 years in prison, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office announced Friday. A jury convicted Anthony Earl Foreman, 30, on Wednesday of assaulting a peace officer, a second-degree felony. State District Judge Hazel Jones sentenced Foreman following a three-day trial this week, the district attorney’s office said. Alone in the back seat, he broke the back window of the unit, either by kicking it or head-butting it. Foreman kicked the officer in the chest and the face, the district attorney’s office said.
Chapel dedicated in honor of fallen Nassau Bay police Sgt. Kaila Sullivan
Read full article: Chapel dedicated in honor of fallen Nassau Bay police Sgt. Kaila SullivanNASSAU BAY, Texas – A Nassau Bay police officer who died in the line of duty last December is being remembered with a building dedication in her honor. Sergeant Kaila Sullivan was a 16-year veteran who was killed while trying to arrest a suspect. She was the first Nassau Bay officer to be killed in the line of duty. On Saturday, her family got to see a once Presbyterian Church-turned-museum become the Kaila M. Sullivan Chapel and Hall. “It was just overwhelming just that this community has so much love and it’s just all about the community and she loved this community,” said Sullivan’s widow, Tracey Sullivan.
Man seen carrying 5-gallon can of gasoline toward home of son-in-law he had threatened to kill, police say
Read full article: Man seen carrying 5-gallon can of gasoline toward home of son-in-law he had threatened to kill, police sayPolice said they received a call just after 9 a.m. Monday from a man who reported that his father-in-law threatened to kill him. The man accused his father-in-law of saying he was going to go to his home and shoot him, police said. The man also said his father-in-law later said he was going to kill him and blow up his home, police said. Police said the father-in-law was seen getting out his vehicle and walking toward the man’s home with a 5-gallon can of gasoline. Along with the can of gasoline, officers also found the father-in-law to be carrying two loaded handguns, a knife and a set of handcuffs, police said.
Officials: Suspect in Nassau Bay police sergeant’s slaying last seen in Missouri City
Read full article: Officials: Suspect in Nassau Bay police sergeant’s slaying last seen in Missouri CityHOUSTON – The man who is accused of killing a Nassau Bay police officer Tuesday night was last seen Wednesday afternoon in Missouri City and is believed to be headed to Louisiana, officials said. Tavores Henderson, 21, was last seen Wednesday afternoon accompanied by a man identified only as “Anthony," officials said. Sunnyside SWAT sceneA Harris County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team found nothing Wednesday morning in the Sunnyside home where the home Henderson was believed to be hiding, officials said in a news conference. Henderson is wanted on a charge of felony murder in connection with the Tuesday night death of Nassau Bay police Sgt. Community activist Quanell X said Henderson’s family has contacted him and they are working to get Henderson to turn himself in to authorities.