August 2023

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar is reminding shoppers they can save money on clothes and school supplies during the state’s sales tax holiday on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 11-13.

Terrell Police made the following arrests and responded to the following incidents from July 26 to August 3. Arrests: Michael Aaron Gonzales, Ferris, 35, parole violation; unauthorized use of vehicle Antonio Dewayne Holden, Edgewood, 33, burglary of vehicle; no driver’s license Charles Dante-Ketron Howard, Terrell, 34, failure to identify; fugitive from justice; speeding (11 to 20 MPH) Joe Dwaine Moore, Dallas, 50, driving with expired license; failure to maintain financial responsibility; driving with suspended license; failure to display driver’s license Christopher Laroy Johnson, Terrell, 58, public intoxication Ladarius Lavonta Jones, Terrell, 18, minor in possession of tobacco, three counts of theft of property less than $100 Winston Murray Walls, Terrell, 58, two counts of expired vehicle registration Brian Joseph Langley, Dallas, 47, driving while intoxicated (3rd or more) Dustin Jacob Marshall, Terrell, 37, public intoxication Jalaszah Dayon Monyae Mathenia, Fort Worth, 22, accident involving damage to vehicle greater than $200; theft of property more than $750 but less than $2,500 Donovan King Meador, Terrell, 19, unlawful carrying of a weapon, tampering with identification numbers, theft of a firearm Mark Allen McCallum III, Terrell, 21, possession of drug paraphernalia, running stop sign Incidents: Suspicious vehicle – July 26, 100 Block of Randy Snow Ct Abandoned vehicle – July 26, West 20, Exit 503 Disturbance – July 26, 1300 Block of South Adelaide Street Harassment – July 26, 11000 Block of FM 148 Citizen/Business contact – July 26, 1100 Block of N State Highway 34 Warrant service – July 26, W Newton Street Property damage – July 26, 2300 Block of W Moore Ave Suspicious activity – July 27, 600 Block of W Moore Ave Assaults – July 27, 500 Block of Bethlehem Street Property damage – July 27, 100 Block of Yosemite Lane Disturbance – July 27, 1400 Block of W Moore Ave Theft – July 31, 1900 Block of W Moore Ave Disturbance – July 31, 100 Block of Meadowview Ct Citizen/Business contact – July 31, 800 Block of W State Street Civil matter – July 31, 100 Block of Sandelwood Drive Theft – July 31, 100 Block of Brushy Creek Lane Theft – August 1, 1900 Block of W Moore Ave Theft – August 1, 1900 Block of W Moore Ave Theft – August 1, 400 Block of S Medora Street Theft – August 1, 2500 Block of E Moore Ave Property Lost – August 2, 100 Block of San Jacinto Street Theft – August 2, 600 Block of American Way Transport – August 2, 1100 Block of N State Highway 34 Assaults – August 2, 100 Block of Meadowview Ct Harassment – August 3, 400 Block of Chappel Street.

Terrell High School administration welcome their teachers back to prepare for the return to school. The day included various activities along with some great information and campus tours. The teachers were also treated to a great lunch as teachers and students near their return to campus.