On 6-11-13, Homicide detectives obtained a Murder warrant for Jacob Alan Crow, DOB: 5-30-81, for the Homicide at 2433 Nemec St. #D. The victim in this case is Charles Noack, 70 years old.
Bond is $300,000. Affidavit filed with JP Joe Benavides. The warrant was served to Crow in jail.
On 06/07/13 CCPD Narcotics Vice Investigators conducted a prostitution sting in the North area of town. Personnel from the Coastal Bend Wellness Foundation rode along for observation. The following offenders were arrested for prostitution:
Giraves, Pamela 07/18/63
Guitierrez, Elaine 11/01/69
Rodriguez, Ashley 06/15/88 **
Garcia, Juliana 12/29/90
Esquivel, Debra 11/16/68
Ramon, Amanda 07/30/89
Dominguez, Monica 05/13/82
Sanchez, Esmarelda 11/07/55
Rivera, Jennifer 08/13/79
Chambless, Penny 09/22/81
All offenders were charged with class B prostitution. Possible enhancements for repeat offenders will be investigated. ** Also had a Nueces county warrant for Obstructing Police.
This week (May 26 – June 1) is National Hurricane Preparedness Week. NOOA is predicting an active or extremely active hurricane season.
In order to prepare, we are presenting a Hurricane Training course for all of our sworn and non-sworn supervisors. The class is 8 hours long and will cover weather, assignments, and our department’s role and response to a hurricane type event.
The classes are from 8:15 am to 4:15 pm and will be held at the Del Mar Business Center at Kostoryz and Staples.
Media contacts are Captain W. Breedlove and Captain D. Asbury.
April 16, 2013 Same time 2012 __ Total in 2012
DWI & DUI Arrest 330 265 UP 24% 1036
April 2013 March 2013 Feb . 2013
DWI Arrests Last 3 Months 47 135* 72
*the 135 DWI arrest made in March was an all time record high for one month for our department
2013 DWI Stats
324 DWI Arrest as of April 16, 2013
6 DUI Arrest as of April 16, 2013
56 Suspects consented to gave a sample of their breath
148 Suspects consented to gave a sample of their blood
112 Suspects refused to give a sample of breath or blood and a search warrant was obtained
7 Suspects refused to give consent of breath or blood and a mandatory blood draw was required
1 Suspects refused both blood and breath request, and no evidence was obtained.
In all the cases filed for DWI, a sample of breath or blood was obtained. (99% of cases filed have breath or blood evidence)
46 Felony DWI cases. (29 for DWI with two or more prior convictions; 11 for intoxication assault;
5 DWI Child; 1 intoxication manslaughter)
.18 Average Breath /Blood results from suspects
120 DWI arrest were involved in Traffic Crashes
CCPD Officers by Number of Arrest CCPD DWI Arrest by District
Justin Sanders Assist 26 / 14 Unassisted = 40 ADAM 54
Gary Williams Assist 30 / 3 Unassisted=33 BRAVO 88
Elizabeth Leal 17 CHARLIE 124
Daniel Guajardo 17 DELTA 64
Corpus Christi Police responded to a possible abduction call in the 3200 block of Surfside Boulevard Wednesday afternoon. Two girls initially reported that they were taken involuntarily by three men in a brown van. During the investigation, Detectives discovered the claim was false and no actual abduction occurred.
Chief Floyd Simpson stated that he will reach out to District Attorney Mark Skurka about the possibility of filing charges for “False Report” on the two juvenile females. A report was written, listing the two as suspects in the case. “The department takes each one of these calls very seriously and we spare no expense to investigate it” he said. “It draws police resources during the call and then resources to investigate the case”.
Some of that investigation time was on an overtime basis, at the expense of the community and the Chief feels that restitution should be made. “We are working with City Legal and Risk Management as well see how we can begin seeking restitution, if it all possible” he concluded.
The Corpus Christi Police Department would like to remind all users of West Guth and LaBonte parks that we will be monitoring both parks throughout Easter Sunday. Officers will be enforcing the city ordinances for parks. Below are some of the rules:
West Guth & Labonte Park Rules and Regulations
Report non-emergencies to 886-2600
Officers conducted a traffic stop at Baldwin and Elizabeth. The driver, Gilberto Bustamante (10.22.1983) had an outstanding warrant and was taken into custody. During an inventory search of the vehicle he was driving, Officers found crack cocaine along with marijuana. Officers also seized $750 in cash. Officers also arrested Jessica Gaytan (5.13.1986), who was with Bustamante in the vehicle. Both individuals were taken to the City Detention Center and booked.
Date: March 28, 2013, 18:02
Location: Baldwin/Elizabeth
Offense: Possession of Controlled Substance, Possession of Marijuana, Warrant of Arrest
Case Number: 1303280108
Officers with the Narcotics/Vice Division served a Search Warrant at 4117 Stafford. Officers seized cocaine and marijuana at the location along with nearly $1700.00 in cash. Arrested at the location was Mario Espinosa (9.2.1987). He was taken to the City Detention Center and booked.
Date: March 28, 2013, 18:30
Location: 4117 Stafford http://goo.gl/maps/NXIPY
Offense: Manufacture/Delivery of Controlled Substance, Possession of Marijuana
Case Number: 1303280119
12.23.2011/2:23 a.m. D.W.I. 2800 SH 358 (SPID) EB 112230019
Officers responded to a major accident in the 2800 block of SH 358 (S.P.I.D.). Gonzalo Reyes (3-1-84) had driven his Dodge Neon onto the freeway the wrong way up the Kostoryz off ramp. One car avoided him but a one-ton Chevrolet truck, pulling a 40 foot float trailer, was unable to take evasive action. The Neon struck the driver’s side with its right front fender, causing the truck and trailer to jackknife. Reyes fled the scene, but was brought back by his father shortly thereafter. Reyes was booked for D.W.I.
12/22/11, 8:15 p.m. Burglary – Aggravated Assault 2745 Rogers 1112220119
Officers and medics were dispatched to 2745 Rogers for a stabbing that had just occurred. Upon arrival they contacted a 67-year-old male victim with injuries to his arm.
He informed Officers that he was sleeping when a neighbor came into the victim’s home uninvited. The neighbor was demanding beer from the victim. When the victim stated that he did not have any beer the neighbor became irate and began to assault him, stabbing him in the process with a kitchen knife.
The suspect, described as a 31-year-old male, fled the scene prior to the arrival of Officers.
The victim was treated at the scene by medics. The steak knife was collected by crime scene personnel as evidence.
CCPD Blotter 
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