POLICE REPORT
Electronics items were taken from Rockdale Medical Clinic in a weekend break-in.
The clinic, open since February, is in the former Rockdale Medical Association building at the corner of Main and San Andres.
Lt. Stephen Goodrich of the Rockdale Police Department said the incident was discovered Monday morning and had occurred since the facility closed Friday afternoon.
“Items taken included a flat-screen television, laptop computer, wi-fi device and a few odds and ends,” he said.
Goodrich said no drugs were taken. “There are really stringent requirements followed by medical facilities for storing drugs,” he added.
Police were unable to discover the point of entry but theorized a window may not have been totally secured.
KNIVES—Two different aggravated assault arrests during the week involved injuries with knives.
Efrain Gaytan Santiago, 29, of Rockdale, was arrested June 18 and charged with aggravated assault/family violence.
Goodrich said the victim sustained a cut that was not believed to be serious.
Bond was set at $50,000 and an immigration detainer was also placed on Santiago.
An unrelated domestic incident Friday led to the arrest of Jose Botello-Chavez, 32, of Dallas on a charge of aggravated assault family/date/household member with deadly weapon.
Goodrich said wounds were incurred in a struggle for a knife. He said the injuries were not believed to be serious.
Botello-Chavez was also charged with an immigration detailer.
METALS—Police arrested 68-year-old George Harold Grayson of Rockdale Saturday on a Milam County warrant for theft of metals (aluminum, bronze or copper) and other charges.
ACCIDENT—Traffic was tied up at the US 79-US 77 overpass for about an hour Monday morning as the results of a three vehicle collision.
Drivers were listed as Margaret O’Neal of Victoria, Joe Heath of Bosque and Brandon Barrett of Oklahoma.
No injury or damage reports were available from police.
CITATIONS—Police issued 46 citations during the past week, including 21 for speeding.
SERVICE CALLS—Officers responded to 186 calls for service during the past week and there were 126 calls received through Rock-dale’s 911 emergency system during the past week.
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