Frederick Lamont Brown, 40, was arrested last night for the 26th time on a Robbery charge and four outstanding warrants for Assault Causes Bodily Injury Family Violence, Possession of Dangerous Drug, Failure to Appear and more.
Officer Tracy Gonzalez, public information officer for the San Angelo Police Department, said Dispatch received a call for a robbery at 10:04 p.m. last night. A victim advised that a black male punched him in the face at the Hard Bytes Café located at 1833 Freeland.
The suspect, identified as Brown, was later located in the 1800 block of Bailey Street. The victim, who was an associate of Brown’s, stated that Brown punched him and took an item from him during an argument. However, because of a transition to a new records management system, Gonzalez could not clarify what was taken.
Brown was transported to the Tom Green County Jail and booked at 1:28 a.m. this morning. For the warrants and the new Robbery offense, Brown is being held on a $55,000 bond and faces court costs of $1,375.10.
Including Brown, 69 people were booked into the Tom Green County Jail since our last update. Out of those arrests, 34 people were arrested for outstanding warrants, 29 on new complaints, and six people had both outstanding warrants and new complaints.
Including the robbery, other new complaint charges to make the booking report included:
- Driving with Invalid License: 2
- Possession/Delivery of Drug Paraphernalia: 2
- ICE Hold: 6
- Public Intoxication: 4
- Theft: 5
- Fail to Identify Fugitive from Justice: 1
- Border Patrol Hold: 8
- DWI: 2
- Criminal Trespass: 1
- Assault Causes Bodily Injury: 3
- Unauthorized Absence Community Correction Facility: 1
- TDCJ Hold: 1
- Resisting Arrest: 1
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"26th Time on Robbery Charge and Outstanding Warrants" and this "Prince of Darkness" is still roaming the streets of San Angelo, Texas like a predator, awaiting his next victim! Come on people! This trash needs to be placed in a prison cell away from here for many years to come so that he may enjoy his retirement peacefully. Clearly he is not happy with his current environment so lets accommodate him! So sad that our Judicial System in San Angelo, TX allows this to happen! 'THERE'S A NEW KID IN TOWN"
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PermalinkReally? Is the old jail in San Angelo so overcrowded that they don't have room for a habitual offender? Or, realizing SAPD is going to a new records management system, was this guy arrested 25 times since they started the upgrade? Someone's asleep at the wheel and they are obviously wearing a black robe and holding court.
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PermalinkI don't believe for one minute that jail space is the only problem here. This all boils down to a local Judicial System that just doesn't give a damn anymore! Clearly, Judges in San Angelo are so overwhelmed with the number of criminals coming in and out of our courts that they seem to believe that the quickest and easiest way to deal with this problem is to release them back into society and hope that somehow they will "reform" themselves. This does not even take into consideration the criminal element freely roaming the streets of our city just waiting for an opportune time to prey on an innocent victim. How any Judicial System can possibly believe that someone with "26" Robbery and Warrants" charges can be rehabilitated is asinine! Just another example of a "FAILED JUDICIAL SYSTEM."
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