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ALL ARRESTS & PHOTOS ARE PUBLIC INFORMATION. ALL SUBJECTS AREINNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY On February 1, 2021 Deputies conducted a stop at 14000 Stagecoach Road. The male driver was found to be in Possession of a controlled substance (Cocaine). The male was taken to the Montgomery County Jail. On February 1, 2021 Deputies conducted aContinue reading “Off to Another Busy Month”

ALL ARRESTS & PHOTOS ARE PUBLIC INFORMATION. ALL SUBJECTS ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY On January 31, 2021 Deputies conducted a stop at 16310 Butera Road. The female driver was found to be in Possession of a controlled substance (Methamphetamine). The female was taken to the Montgomery County Jail. On January 31, 2021 a DeputyContinue reading “January was a Busy Month…”

If you’re interested in what we do at the Constable’s Office; we have a great opportunity for you. Click above to learn how to Enroll in our 2021 Citizen Academy. Click on the following email gordon.welch@mctx.org by February 3rd and you can apply, classes will be begin February 17th.

Constable Chris Jones’s SRT (Special Response Team) has just completed 60 hours of SWAT training last week. This team is trained and ready to serve you and the community in any high risk situations.

On December 1st, Constable Chris Jones and Investigator Ashton Hedrick presented our ICAC Presentation to the Magnolia Rotary Club during their monthly meeting held at the Magnolia Event Center. This presentation is to help spread the importance of internet crime that threatens our children within our community. If ever our office can be of assistanceContinue reading “Helping Our Community”

On December 1st, 2020 Deputies made a traffic stop in the 199 block of Commerce St. in Magnolia. A male was found to be in possession of marijuana and possession of a dangerous drug. The male was taken to Montgomery County Jail. *ALL ARRESTS & PHOTOS ARE PUBLIC INFORMATION. ALL SUBJECTS ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVENContinue reading “Roadside With Pct. 5”

Our patrol units have been out monitoring bus stops for the passed two days and have stopped twelve vehicles for passing a school bus with it’s red lights on, while kids are loading or unloading the bus. Check out the picture below, for when you have to stop and not stop for school buses andContinue reading “School Traffic”

Precinct 5 participated in a Swift Water Training class held in September put on by MPB Enterprises through Tri County Grant Health Alliance in George Town Texas