Recent Arrests in Colleyville as Reported by Colleyville Police Department

Posted By: Linda Baker, Police Reporteron: March 12, 2016In: Arrests, Featured

Colleyville, Texas March 12, 2016
Recent Arrests in Colleyville, Texas as Reported by the Colleyville Police Department.

KRISTI MICHELLE ENGLISH, 36, white female of 1022 Pheasant Ridge Drive in Grapevine, TX. Colleyville PD – Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1>=1G<4G (Felony Third Degree), Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 4<28G. Arrested at 5609 Colleyville Boulevard at 1:10 AM on 3/11/16 by Officer C. Eustace. English listed her occupation as Laborer for Merrit Floors. Transported and booked into the Keller Jail at 1:19 AM on 3/11/16. Not arraigned at press time.

NATHALE GACHET, 52, white female (pob France) of 2908 Hunter Street in Fort Worth, TX. Colleyville PD – DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED. Arrested at Foreman’s Feed-3801 Colleyville Boulevard at 11:39 PM on 3/09/16 by Sgt. Brian Wilson. Gachet listed her occupation as Self Employed. Transported and booked into the Keller Jail at 11:46 PM on 3/09/16. County Surety Bond of $1,000; released on 3/10/16.

JAYSON SALINAS, 19, Hispanic male of 2950 Mustang Drive #711 in Grapevine, TX. Colleyville PD – Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 3<28G, Possession of Marijuana<2 oz. Arrested at 5000 Colleyville Boulevard at 8:30 PM on 3/05/16 by Officer Elias Olivarez. Salinas listed his occupation at Unemployed. Transported and booked into the Keller Jail at 8:48 PM on 3/05/16. County Surety Bonds totaling $1,750; released on 3/06/16.

CRIME REPORTED

3/04/16 Theft from 4000 Glade Road at the Albertsons Grocery. Officer Joseph Campbell was advised at 6:30 PM by a store representative that 5 New York strip steaks ($105.72), 5 suitcase 24 pack of Bud Lite ($104.95), 8 packages of Chefs Net (51/60 ct) shrimp ($159.84) and 4 Tide laundry detergent packs (approx. $20) were stolen. Detective Jeremiah Filion is following up the theft.

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