55584

ODOM, MUIRNA LYNN

Time Confined 02:32 AM

HPD Arresting Agency

PUBLIC INTOXICATION

Bond Not Set

39754

SMITH, JAMES CODY

Time Confined 5:02 AM

Arresting Agency SO

DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED/CPF

Bond Not Set

INSURANCE – FAIL TO PRESENT PROOF

Bond Not Set

FAILURE TO APPEAR

Bond Not Set

REGISTRATION – EXPIRED

Bond Not Set

DRIVERS LICENSE – DRIVING WHILE LICENSE IN

Bond Not Set

FAILURE TO APPEAR

Bond Not Set

TURNED RIGHT ON RED WHERE PROHIBITED

Bond Not Set

VIOLATE PROMISE TO APPEAR

Bond Not Set

55585

Davis, Brenden Deon

Time Confined 9:28 AM

Arresting Agency SO

FAILURE TO MAINTAIN A SINGLE MARKED LANE

Bond Not Set

55586

PIERRE JULES, SANDRA SYLVIA

Time Confined 8:25 PM

Arresting Agency HPD

FAILURE TO APPEAR

Bond Not Set

PARKED IN HANDICAPPED ZONE

Bond Not Set

55587

DAVIS, MELANIE CLAIRE

Time Confined 8:42 PM

Arresting Agency HPD

ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJURY FAMILY VIOLI

$4,000 Surety Bond

3581

WATSON, MICHAEL WAYNE

Time Confined 9:50 PM

Arresting Agency SO

Parole & Pardon Board Violation

No Bond

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07-16-2024

Huntsville, Texas – Today the Walker County Criminal District Attorney Will Durham released the names of individuals indicted by the Walker County Grand Jury for the month of June 2024.

Notably the Elkins Lake alleged mailroom burglar was one of the latest indictments. Travis Brown was indicted for that burglary, which occurred in August of 2022.

Allegedly Brown was careful to wear a mask upon entering the Elkins Lake mailroom, however he forgot to wear gloves. The Huntsville Police were able to identify Brown from fingerprint evidence left behind at the scene. Brown is a current resident of TDCJ at the Lychner Unit in Humble, Texas on other criminal charges.

June 2024 Walker County Grand Jury Indictments

Huntsville Police Cases

Bibbs, Karen Denise

Theft of Property < $2,500 2/ more Previous Convictions (State Jail Felony)

Bibbs, Karen Denise

Theft of Property < $2,500 2/ more Previous Convictions (State Jail Felony)

Brown, Travis Arthur

Burglary of Building (State Jail Felony)

Castro, Roman Ezekiel

Possession Control Substance PG 2 > = 4G < 400G – Delta 9 THC (Second Degree Felony)

Charles, Dewayne Keith

Assault Family/ Household Member w/ Previous Convictions (Third Degree Felony)

Possession Control Substance PG 1 < 1G – Cocaine (State Jail Felony)

Charles, Dewayne Keith

Assault Intent/ Reckless Breath/Circulation Family Member w/ Previous Convictions (Second Degree Felony)

Doucette, Aaron Kobai

Aggravated Assault Causes Serious Bodily Injury (Second Degree Felony)

Espinosa, Alberto

Theft of Property > = $2,500 < $30k (State Jail Felony)

Fabela, Mason

Unauthorized Use of Vehicle (State Jail Felony)

Griffin, Timothy Earl

Assault Family/ Household Member w/ Previous Convictions (Third Degree Felony)

Lucas- Perez, Henry

Sexual Assault Child (Second Degree Felony)

Sexual Assault Child (Second Degree Felony)

Sexual Assault Child (Second Degree Felony)

Mack, Terrance Keith

Assault Family/ Household Member w/ Previous Convictions (Third Degree Felony)

Mahone, Tramell Avontae

Harassment of Public Servant (Third Degree Felony) Assault Peace Officer/ Judge (Second Degree Felony)

Mills, Dedric Earl

Assault Family / House Member Impede Breath / Circulation (Third Degree Felony)

Reece, Brandon Deion

Burglary of Building (State Jail Felony)

Reece, Bri Undrani Shantrel

Theft of Property < $2,500 2/ more Previous Convictions (State Jail Felony)

Reese, Desirae Denise

Abandon / Endanger Child Intentionally/ Knowing/Reckless/ Criminal Negligent (State Jail Felony)

Rogers, Brandon Tecory

Deadly Conduct Discharge Firearm (Third Degree Felony)

Rowe, Melissa Lynn A.K.A Willadsen, Angela Dawn

Theft of Material Aluminon/ Bronze/ Copper/ Brass < $20K (State Jail Felony)

Savoy, Darren Lamar

Theft of Property > = $2,500 < $30K (State Jail Felony)

Smith, Amber Gean

Theft of Property > $2,500 < $30k (State Jail Felony)

ST. Louis, Devonte Bre’on

Credit Card or Debit Card Abuse (State Jail Felony)

Venego, Yusimailin

Theft of Property > = $2,500 < $30K (State Jail Felony)

Wallace, Jaylen O’Neal

Assault Public Servant (Third Degree Felony)

Willet, Shawn

Possession Control Substance PG 1 > = 1G < 4G – Meth (Third Degree Felony)

Winfrey, Keidrick Bernard – Ross

Assault Public Servant (Third Degree Felony)

Walker County Sheriffs Cases

Cerrato, Cesar Octavio

Prohibited Substance / Item in Correctional / Civil Commitment Facility – Meth (Third Degree Felony)

Comley, William Joseph

Possession Control Substance PG 1 > = 4G < 200G – Meth (Second Degree Felony)

Felix, Justin

Aggravated Assault w/ Deadly Weapon (Second Degree Felony)

Hicks, Richard Waldon

Sexual Assault – Child (Second Degree Felony)

Meinen, Michael Kevin

Possession Control Substance PG 1 < 1G – Meth (State Jail Felony)

Murphy, Bailey Shelton

Sex Abuse of Child Continuous: Victim under 14 (First Degree Felony)

Norman, Jakorey Rashion

Burglary of Habitation (Second Degree Felony)

Ortiz, Saul

Injury Child/ Elderly/ Disabled Reckless Bodily Injury (State Jail Felony)

Parish, Clayton Brice

Possession Control Substance PG 1 < 1G – Cocaine (State Jail Felony)

Possession Control Substance PG 1 < 1G – Meth (State Jail Felony)

Riles, Marvin

Manufacturing and Delivery Control Substance PG 1 > = 4G < 200G –

Cocaine (First Degree Felony)

Rodriguez, Jose Florentino

Indecency with Child Sexual Contact (Second Degree Felony)

Sam Houston State University Police

Brown, Isaac

Possession of Marihuana > 40Z < = 5LBS (State Jail Felony)

Davis, Taliya

Possession Control Substance PG 2 < 1 G – Delta 9 THC (State Jail Felony)

Pohla, Nicholas Alan

Online Impersonation (Third Degree Felony)

Taylor, Collin Andrew

Evading Arrest Detention with Vehicle (Third Degree Felony)

Texas Department of Public Safety

Harris III, Lloyd

Tamper with Government Record Defraud/ Harm (State Jail Felony)

Hull, Dijon

Possession Control Substance PG 2 < 1G – Delta 9 THC (State Jail Felony)

Taylor, Adria

Intoxication Manslaughter with Vehicle (Second Degree Felony)

Taylor, Demaurien

Evading Arrest Detention w/ Vehicle (Third Degree Felony)

Unauthorized Use of Vehicle (State Jail Felony)

On April 19, 2024 the Montgomery County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the 10000 block of Twin Circles in Montgomery, Texas regarding to a deceased person. A forensic investigation uncovered the victim died from a lethal dose of Fentanyl. Members of the Montgomery County Narcotics Enforcement Team (MOCONET) were involved in the investigation.

MOCONET is a Houston High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force that includes the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office, Walker County Sheriff’s Office, Walker County District Attorney’s Office, Homeland Security Investigations, the Drug Enforcement Agency, and the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Through the course of the investigation, MOCONET identified Keian Cormier as the suspect allegedly responsible for providing the Fentanyl that resulted in the fatal overdose.

Cormier, who was already in custody at the Montgomery County Jail, was facing a Murder charge for a previous Fentanyl-related death that he allegedly caused in March of 2024 involving a 21 year old male victim.

Cormier is now facing charges for a second count of Murder that he allegedly caused in April of 2024.

Cormier is no stranger to the danger of drug overdoses. In April of 2017, Cormier’s friend Jeremy died from a narcotics overdose. Ironically Cormier’s Murder charge booking photo features Cormier with a tattoo on his neck that says “RIP-Jerm” commemorating his friend’s death.

Cormier is now facing two first degree Murder felonies under the new law. As of September 1, 2023, the 88th Regular Session of the Texas Legislator passed House Bill 6, which states that a person can be charged with “Fentanyl Murder” if they supply or distribute Fentanyl and it leads to the death of an individual. Cormier may face up to 99 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for each count of Murder.