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ACTIVITY REPORT MAY 27, 2026 – JUNE 23, 2026

MAY 27, 2026 – JUNE 23, 2026

Assault (0) (Same as previous month)          

BMV (3) (Up 1 from previous month) (2 commercial – 1 residential)

05/29/26 Brook Meadows Ln.

  • A resident came into the MPPD building reporting that overnight unknown persons entered his truck that was parked in the street in front of his home and removed items.
  • There was no forced entry, and the truck was found unlocked this morning. The resident believes he did lock it last night.
  • Items taken were his wallet and a delivery box containing two new cell phones and a new iWatch.
  • There were no witnesses, forensic evidence, or surveillance video found.
  • Property Value: $1,630
  • Investigation Status: Suspended

05/31/26 Murphy Express 

  • While a customer was paying inside the store, a vehicle parked next to her vehicle and a person exited and entered the unlocked door of the customer’s vehicle, removed her purse and then fled the scene. The purse contained credit cards, her Texas Drivers License, and cash.
  • A witness to the offense retrieved the suspect vehicle’s description and License Plate.
  • Store surveillance video was not available.
  • Property Value: $1,000
  • Investigation Status: Open

06/01/26 CVS [Also in FLOCK]

  • While a customer was in the store, unknown persons shattered a rear window on his vehicle and removed expensive jewelry and cash.
  • The customer believes he might have been followed from Chase Bank on Wilcrest, where he had just retrieved the property which was taken.
  • Surveillance video captured the crime but was not of sufficient quality to identify the suspect(s) or their vehicle.
  • A FLOCK search yielded a possible suspect vehicle.
  • Damage and Property Value: $35,000
  • Investigation Status: Open

Burglary – Business/Commercial (0) (Same as previous month)

Burglary – Residential (0) (Same as previous month)

Burglary – Residential Building (0) (Same as previous month)

Criminal Mischief/Reckless Damage (1) (Same as previous month)

06/13/26 W. Airport Blvd.

  • While a customer was in a store, unknown person(s) broke out a passenger side window on their vehicle.
  • Nothing was taken.
  • There were no witnesses, forensic evidence, or surveillance video.
  • Damage Estimate: $2,000
  • Investigation Status: Suspended

Fraud/Forgery (1) (Same as previous month)

06/12/26 Meadowdale Dr.

  • A resident came to the MPPD building and reported unknown persons opened credit cards in her name.
  • Charges were made in the amount of $996.96.
  • An attempt was also made to charge $2,000 but was declined.
  • Investigation Status: Open

Robbery (0) (Same as previous month)

Theft (2) (Same as previous month) (0 Residential) (2 Commercial)

05/27/26 Northern Tool *Power Tools

  • A female customer left the store with handheld power tools that she did not pay for and entered the passenger side of a car, which then drove away.
  • Patrol searched the area but did not find the car.
  • No License Plate was seen on the car, and surveillance video retrieval is pending.
  • Property Value: $194.97
  • Investigation Status: Open

06/15/26 Walgreens *Cosmetics [also in Arrests]

  • Officer was dispatched to a Theft that just occurred.
  • Upon arrival, two suspects were found nearby and detained.
  • Through investigation, one suspect was found to have unpaid merchandise on the suspect’s person.
  • The suspect was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.
  • Property Value: $134.35
  • Investigation Status: Closed

Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle (1) (Same as previous month) (1 Residential) (0 Commercial)

06/16/26 Blair Meadow Dr. [Also in FLOCK]

  • Overnight, unknown persons removed the resident’s pickup from the resident’s driveway.
  • The vehicle was paid off and had no lien.
  • Neighbors across the street had still pictures of the truck in the driveway, and then showed it missing 5 minutes later, but did not capture the crime taking place.
  • A FLOCK check showed the vehicle driving northbound on Dairy Ashford at 0312 hours.
  • The truck was entered into TLETS as stolen.
  • Investigation Status: Open  

Flock Safety Alerts – Total:   145       

  • Stolen Vehicle Alerts 22                                                                   
  • Sex Offender Alerts 25 (2 hits were 1 vehicle)
  • Stolen Plate Alerts 13       
  • Gang/Suspected Terrorist Alerts 19
  • Missing Persons Alerts 10
  • Warrants 14
  • Protection Order Alerts 11 (5 hits were 1 vehicle)
  • Other Agency Hot List 22       
  • Violent Persons 9

Incidents where FLOCK was utilized:

06/01/26 CVS *Burglary of a Motor Vehicle

  • While a customer was in the store, unknown persons shattered a rear window on his vehicle and removed expensive jewelry and cash.
  • The customer believes he might have been followed from Chase Bank on Wilcrest, where he had just retrieved the property which was taken.
  • Surveillance video captured the crime but was not of quality to identify the suspect or their vehicle.
  • A FLOCK search yielded a possible suspect vehicle.
  • Damage and Property Value: $35,000
  • Investigation Status: Open

06/16/26 Blair Meadow Dr. *Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle

  • Overnight, unknown person(s) removed the resident’s pickup from the resident’s driveway.
  • The vehicle was paid off and had no lien.
  • Neighbors across the street had still pictures of the truck in the driveway, and then showed it missing 5 minutes later, but did not capture the crime taking place.
  • A FLOCK check showed the vehicle driving northbound on Dairy Ashford at 0312 hours.
  • The truck was entered into TLETS as stolen.
  • Investigation Status: Open  

Total Arrests – (7) (Up 3 from previous month)                  
Arrests Juvenile (0) (Same as previous month) & Possession of Marijuana       
Arrests Adult (7) (Down 1 from previous month) 

Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon-Gun Free Zone, Possession of Controlled Substance, Driving While License Invalid  3
Theft 2
Driving While Intoxicated, Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon 2

06/11/26 Dorrance Ln.                               
*Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon-Gun Free Zone, Possession of Controlled Substance, Driving While License Invalid
*Possession of Marijuana

  • Officer stopped a vehicle for a registration violation.
  • Due to the odor of marijuana in the vehicle, a PC search was conducted and a pistol was found, along with a small amount of marijuana and cannabis vapes.
  • The driver was found to have a suspended driver’s license.
  • The driver was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.
  • The DWI & UCW charge was listed as being in a Gun Free Zone due to proximity of Meadows Elementary when the officer first saw the vehicle.
  • There were two juveniles in the vehicle. Their mother was called, who later arrived and took custody of them.

06/15/26 Walgreens *Theft [also in Thefts]

  • Officer was dispatched to a Theft that just occurred.
  • Upon arrival, the two suspects were found nearby and detained.
  • Through investigation, both suspects were found to have unpaid merchandise on their person.
  • The suspects were arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.
  • Property Value: $134.35
  • Investigation Status: Closed

06/18/26 Kirkwood Rd. & W. Airport Blvd.*Driving While Intoxicated, Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon

  • Officer responded to the report of a vehicle sitting still at the intersection with the driver possibly asleep.
  • Officer found the vehicle and saw the driver asleep at the wheel.
  • Upon awakening him and speaking to him, Officer noticed signs of intoxication.
  • SFSTs were conducted, which yielded enough clues to continue the investigation.
  • A pistol was found on the driver’s floorboard and was confiscated.
  • The driver was transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail, where breath samples were taken with the results showing a BAC above the legal limit.
  • The driver was admitted to the jail.
The Meadows Place Police Department is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you see anything suspicious or have any concerns, please contact the Police Department.
Emergency: 911
Non-emergency: 281-983-2900