Arrests in San Angelo this Week: Assault, Drugs, Theft, and More

 

SAN ANGELO, TX. – San Angelo Police and Tom Green County Sheriff's Office had their hands full with 59 arrests this week. The charges range from Public Intoxication to Assault Causes Bodily Injury.  

Monday’s arrests were light with only 11 people booked in the Tom Green County jail. The arrests from Monday included Lonnie Bert Haley, 53, for Criminal Trespassing at the Icon Cinema on N Bryant. Police were dispatched to Icon for the report of an unwanted subject that had a previous criminal trespass from the property. Haley was released the same day. However, Lonnie Haley was arrested again Wednesday for Assault By Threat, Public Intoxication, and Fail to Appear on Court Date x4. He has not yet been released, according to public record. This is Lonnie Haley’s 5th arrest this year.

Another arrest from Monday included Jacob Martinez, 17, was arrested for No Drivers License after a probable cause stop in the 1200 block of S. Abe Street. Martinez and another suspect were reported as shoplifters at the Walmart on S. Bryant Blvd. The stolen items were located in the vehicle. Subsequent to the investigation, Martinez and Monique Galindo, 18, were issued citations for Class C Misdemeanor Theft. The shoplifting was caught on camera.

Tuesday’s booking report showed 24 people arrested and that included Ana-Alicia Yolanda Velasquez, 17, who was arrested for Aggravated Assault Date/Family/House With Weapon. Police were dispatched to the unit block of W. 9th for the report of an unwanted subject. Further investigation revealed Velasquez assaulted a 48-year-old male with a baseball bat.

Wednesday’s booking report also had 24 people arrested and booked in the Tom Green County jail. One of them being, Dwayne Chance Chadwick, 35, was arrested for warrants for Unauthorized Use of Vehicle and Theft from Person x2 during a crash investigation in the 900 block of Glenna Street. Chadwick was in possession of Alprozalom bars and drug paraphernalia at the time of his arrest and was subsequently charges with Possession of Controlled Substance PG 3 < 28G and Possession/Delivery of Drug Paraphernalia.

Vicki Cardona McGee, 65, was another arrest from Wednesday for Criminal Trespassing after police were dispatched to the Stripes convenience store located at 935 Knickerbocker Road for the report of an unwanted subject that had an active criminal trespassing warning.

Other charges on the booking reports this week include:

No Drivers License: 1; Criminal Trespassing: 5; Public Intoxication: 3; Driving While Intoxicated: 7; Theft of Property: 3; Assault Cause Bodily Injury: 2; Expired Vehicle Registration: 1; Resist Arrest: 2; ICE HOLD: 5; Possession of Controlled Substance: 7; Credit Card or Debit Card Abuse: 1; Parole Violation: 5; Theft: 1; Possession of Marijuana: 3; Possession/Delivery of Drug Paraphernalia: 2; Theft of Person: 2; Failure to Appear: 5; Burglary of Habitation: 3

  

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If you will look at Lonnie Haley's record, he is arrested on a weekly and sometimes daily basis. I am sure is not paying his fines because he has several failure to appear. This is ridiculous! It is a waste of taxpayer money. He needs to either get help or be forced into a rehab. We are having to submit crimes online now instead of being able to call an officer.. maybe too much time is being spent babysitting Mr Haley. Our officers have enough crime to deal with to have to be dealing with this. And I am all for getting the man some help, but what is being done is not working!

Lonnie was arrested AGAIN this weekend - twice and released fairly quickly both times, even for the Terroristic Threat. I will be the first to admit I don't know all the ins and outs of the judicial system, so I would be very interested in knowing how this happens. San Angelo Live, would you please get the SAPD's take on this? Somehow, he is bonding out, but I would think that he would be unable/unwilling to go to court as would be required. It's obvious he has drug and mental health issues so for his own safety and the safety of our community, isn't there something that can be done?

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