Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon and Stolen Vehicle Top Recent Booking Reports

SAN ANGELO, TX — The booking reports from Monday to Wednesday show 60 people arrested and booked in Tom Green County jail. The following are people and their charges from the San Angelo Police Department arrest blotter:

Alexis Jackson, 23, and William Parker Singleton, 23, were arrested for unauthorized use of vehicle and possession/delivery of drug paraphernalia on Monday following a traffic stop of a stolen vehicle in the 500 block of N. Main.

Ariel Lee Lopez, 19, was arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon on Monday following a domestic violence investigation.

Cullen Eric Beard, 24, was arrested for burglary of habitation and theft of firearm on Monday following a burglary investigation.

Above: Kimberlee Rose Hough, 56, Cirilo B. Grimaldo, 68, and Juan Jose Arizaga, 46

Kimberlee Rose Hough, 56, was arrested for burglary of a habitation on Tuesday after police were dispatched to the 1600 block of Sunset Drive for the report of a possible burglary in progress.

Cirilo B. Grimaldo, 68, was arrested for driving while intoxicated on Wednesday following a crash investigation near Wade and E. 22nd.

Juan Jose Arizaga, 46, was arrested for public intoxication, fail to identify fugitive from justice, and two warrants after police were dispatched to the area of N. Chadbourne and E. 6th for the report of a welfare concern.

Above: Reynaldo Sanchez Herrera, 34, Alex Martinez Mendoza, 21, and Valerie Michelle Young, 26

Reynaldo Sanchez Herrera, 34, was arrested for continuous violence against the family and public intoxication on Wednesday following a domestic violence investigation in the 800 block of Todd Circle.

Alex Martinez Mendoza, 21, was arrested for driving while intoxicated on Wednesday following a crash investigation near Knickerbocker Road and South Concho Drive.

Valerie Michelle Young, 26, was arrested for criminal trespassing on Wednesday after police were dispatched to the Quality Inn on South Jackson Street for the report of an unwanted subject.