Recognizing Officer Joshua Newman and Arrests in Colleyville Reported by Law Enforcement

Posted By: Linda Baker, Police Reporteron: October 16, 2017In: Arrests, Featured

Officer Joshua Newman joined the Colleyville Police Department on August 24, 2017. Prior to joining the Police Department Officer Newman served 4 years in the United States Marine Corps and also graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Biology and Animal Sciences. Officer Newman is also a certified personal trainer and has a commitment to health living.

Arrest and booking photos are provided by law enforcement officials. Arrest does not imply guilt, and criminal charges are merely accusations. A defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty and convicted in a Court of Law.

LORENZO ALEXANDER TELLEZ, Age: 20, POB: Fairfax, VA. Listed Occupation as Sales for DSW and Home 3700 Woodcrest Dr., Colleyville, TX.

Arrested on October 12, 2017 at 12.42 AM by Officer Joshua Newman at 5501 Colleyville Blvd and Charged With;

1.) Driving while intoxicated, Bond set at $1,000,
2.) Resisting Arrest, Search or Transport, Bond set at $1,000,
3.) Possession of a Controlled Substance PG 1 More than 1 Gram, less than 4 Gram, a Felony Third Degree, Bond set at $2,500,
4.) Possession of Controlled PG 3 More than 28 G, a Class A Misdemeanor, Bond set at $1,000….Total Bond $5,500.

KATHRYN LOUISE ROTTER, Age: 57, POB: Chulavista, CA.

Listed Occupation as Community Outreach for Tarrant County and Home 8040 Caladium Dr., North Richland Hills, TX.

Arrested on Oct. 8, 2017 at 12:23 AM by Officer J. Campbell at 6305 Brazos Ct and Charged with;

Driving While Intoxicated, Bond set at $1,000.

“Arrest information is obtained from various Federal and State Freedom of Information Acts and the information herein is public information. LNO has been reporting on arrests in the area since 2000. If you have been proven innocent or the charges dismissed please contact LNO as soon as possible.

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LNO often is requested to remove data based on alleged clearance of charges at a later date. LNO therefore is expanding and restating our policy on removing information by request at a later date from the archives dating back to 2000. If you or someone you know has been reported arrested and subsequently been cleared of the charges; inform LNO with verifiable information.

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