February 2022

The Terrell Police Department issued a press release Feb. 23, announcing the arrest of multiple suspects on drug related charges through a multi-agency operation.

Members of the Terrell ISD Middle School and High School Colorguard programs continued their respective seasons last week, traveling to Princeton to test themselves against some of the top programs from across the area.

Early voting for the March 1 primary ended Friday, Feb. 25 across the state of Texas. Initial reports indicate turnout has been low, as is traditional in midterm primary elections, with less than a fourth of registered voters going to the polls most years.

Terrell police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from February 16 to February 21: Arrests: William Glen Baker, Terrell, 51, injury to a child/elderly/disabled reckless with bodily injury Tommy Dewain Spears, Terrell, 46, assault simple Michael Leman Allen, Tererll, 49, assault by contact family violence, possession of drug paraphernalia Alfredo Lopez Santander, Terrell, 45, criminal trespass Donyale Ladell Hubbard, Mesquite, 35, possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to maintain financial responsibility, no drivers license Randy Dale Calvert, Terrell, 67, resisting arrest, search or transport, sleeping in a public place Cynthia Arlene Hardin, Terrell, 59, speeding Peter A. Olivo, Arlington, IL, 50, public intoxication, theft of service Diana Resendiz, Terrell, 21, driving while intoxicated, rant stop sign with no stop line or crosswalk, speeding between specified streets – 58 mph in a 40 mph zone, failure to fasten seatbelt to driver or passenger 15 and over, prohibited glass coating Michael Leman Allen, Terrell, 49, violation of bond/protective order Yasmine Lania Beavers, Terrell, 20, aggravated assault date/family/household with a weapon, driving while intoxicated Anthony Charles Hubbard, Point, 61, fraud use/possession of identifying information number of items <5, fraud use/possession of identifying information number of items 5<10, tamper with government records/insurance document – defraud/harm Malachi Mcesha Williams, Jr., Terrell, 23, no drivers license, speeding Zykythien Brumley, Terrell, 19, evading arrest detention with a vehicle or watercraft, display fictitious license plate Incidents: Fraud/Forgery: Feb.

Feb. 28: The Riter C. Hulsey Public Library and The Center are hosting a free income tax preparation event each Monday (excluding March 14) from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Hulsey Public Library’s Community Room located at 301 N. Rockwall Ave. The events are limited capacity, and conducted on a first come, first serve basis. Additional questions about the events can be directed to 972-551-6663.