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ACTIVITY REPORT JUNE 24, 2026 – JULY 28, 2026

Assault (2) (Up 2 from as previous month)  

 06/29/26 Smart Shop – 12002 SW Freeway *Verbal Only   [Also listed in Arrests]

  • Officer responded to a verbal disturbance, with all parties still on the scene.
  • Upon arrival, the store employee showed a audio/video recording of a customer threating to assault the employee.
  • Officer issued the customer a citation for Assault by Threat.
  • Investigation Status – Closed by Arrest

 06/27/26 CVS

  • A disturbance between two vehicles escalated into one vehicle intentionally ramming into the back of other.
  • There were no injuries, and the suspect vehicle left the scene before officers arrived.
  • The incident was captured on surveillance video but was not of quality for identification.
  • Neither the victim nor the video captured the suspect LP.
  • Damage Estimate:       $2,000
  • Investigation Status:   Suspended

 Burglary of a Motor Vehicle (1) (0)     (Down 3 from previous month) (0 commercial – 0 residential)

 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 (3) (Up 2 from previous month)

 07/05/26 Pender Ln.

  • The wife of the resident, who is separated from the resident and does not live there, used an unknown object to break the rear window of the resident’s vehicle as it was parked in the driveway.
  • Surveillance video captured the wife in the area but did not capture the crime.
  • Damage Estimate:       $800
  • Investigation Status:   Open

 07/09/26 Aldi

  • While a customer was in the store, unknown persons broke out a passenger side window on their vehicle and rummaged through it without taking anything.
  • The customer believes they may have been followed there from a bank on Wilcrest.
  • There were no witnesses or forensic evidence, or surveillance video.
  • Estimated Damage:     $500
  • Investigation Status:   Suspended

 07/18/26 Meadowtrail Ln.

  • Unknown persons shattered a window of a resident’s vehicle as it was parked in their driveway.
  • The resident believes this may have been done by an Uber Eats driver the she recently had a disagreement with.
  • There was no surveillance video, witness or forensic evidence.
  • Estimated Damage Cost:        $1,000
  • Investigation Status:               Suspended

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

 06/24/26 Walgreens

  • A customer purchased an Amazon card at the store, but when checking it found that the balance was $0.
  • The store employee directed her to contact the customer service phone number on the back of the card.
  • The customer only wanted an MPPD case number with no follow-up.
  • Amount of Loss:         $300
  • Investigation Status:   Closed by Exception

Robbery (0) (Same as previous month) 

Theft (3) (Up 1 from previous month) (1 Residential) (2 Commercial)

 06/30/26 Dorrance Ln. *Medications

  • The resident states that a package containing medications was late arriving, and when it did show up in the mailbox, it was found the package had been opened and  medications removed.
  • The medication was an Adderall substitute, which is a controlled substance.
  • Surveillance video did not capture the incident.
  • Property Value:           $16.73
  • Investigation Status:   Suspended

07/16/26 Northern Tool *Handheld Power Tools

  • A suspect entered the store, picked up several items, and then left without paying.
  • The suspect then entered a vehicle and left the location.
  • Surveillance video captured the incident including the vehicle but was not of quality for identification purposes.
  • The suspect had brought a water bottle into the store and left it on a shelf, so this was taken  into evidence for fingerprinting later.
  • Property Value:           $842.17
  • Investigation Status:   Open

 07/23/26 Walgreens *Personal Items & Cosmetics

  • Two females left the store carrying numerous merchandise items without paying.
  • Employees viewed the suspects’ vehicle and copied the LP.
  • Property Value:           $100
  • Investigation Status:   Open

 Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle (0 (Down 1 from previous month) (0 Residential) (0 Commercial)

 Flock Safety Alerts – Total: 56        

  • Stolen Vehicle Alerts 0                                                                     
  • Sex Offender Alerts 15 (6 hits were 1 vehicle)
  • Stolen Plate Alerts 10       
  • Gang/Suspected Terrorist Alerts 0
  • Missing Persons Alerts 2
  • Warrants 1
  • Protection Order Alerts 24 (20 hits were 3 vehicles)        
  • Other Agency Hot List 4         
  • Violent Persons 0

 Incidents where FLOCK was utilized: None Noted

 Total Arrests – (6) (Down 1 from previous month)          
Arrests Juvenile (0) (Same as previous month)      
Arrests Adult (6) (Down 1 from previous month)   

Assault – Class C 1
Warrant Other Jurisdiction 1
Interfering, Fail to ID 1
Driving While Intoxicated 2
Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle 1

 06/29/26 Smart Shop – 12002 SW Freeway *Assault – Verbal [Also listed in Assaults]

  • Officer responded to a verbal disturbance, with all parties still on the scene.
  • Upon arrival, the store employee showed an audio/video recording of a customer threating to assault the employee.
  • Officer issued the customer a Citation for Assault by Threat.
  • Investigation Status – Closed by Arrest

 07/10/26 W. Airport Blvd. *Warrant Other Jurisdiction                    

  • Officer stopped a vehicle for speeding.
  • The driver was found to have a confirmed Class C warrant out of Bellaire PD.
  • The driver was issued citations and then detained and transported for a field transfer to a Bellaire PD officer.

 07/17/2026 W. Bellfort Rd. *Interfering w/Public Duties, Fail to ID

  • Officer was on a traffic stop (see 2607170139 below) when a second vehicle arrived at the location.
  • An additional Officer arrived at the location to address this.
  • A subject got out of the second vehicle and approached the officers, yelling profanities and verbally insulting the officers.
  • This continued for several minutes, with the additional Officer giving several directions to the subject to move away and stop interfering.
  • The subject continued to advance on the officers, at which point the Officer arrested the subject.
  • The subject was physically uncooperative and refused to identify himself. 
  • The subject was transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail. While there, he was properly identified by use of AFIS.

 07/17/26 W. Bellfort Rd. *Driving While Intoxicated

  • Officer stopped a vehicle for speeding.
  • The driver showed signs of intoxication.
  • The driver refused to do SFST’s and refused to voluntarily give a breath or blood sample.
  • Officer detained the driver while she obtained a warrant.  The driver was then transported to Oak Bend Richmond where a blood sample was retrieved.
  • The driver was then arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

 07/19/26 Dorrance Ln. *Driving While Intoxicated

  • Officer arrived on the scene of a traffic collision where a single vehicle struck an unoccupied parked vehicle.
  • The driver was contacted and displayed signs of intoxication.
  • SFST’s were conducted, and several clues of intoxication were found.
  • The driver was transported to the Sugar Land Police Department where the driver gave two breath samples, both of which were above the legal limit.
  • The driver was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. Jail.

 07/23/26 S. Kirkwood Rd. *Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle                        

  • Officer stopped a vehicle for what appeared to be a fictitious LP.
  • Investigation found that the LP was indeed fictitious, and the vehicle was reported stolen on 6/13/26 out of Harris Co., which was confirmed.
  • The driver stated the truck was just purchased as a company vehicle the day before.
  • The driver was arrested and transported to the Fort Bend Co. 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.

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Non-emergency: 281-983-2900