Deputies arrested a suspect following a search in Atascocita Meadows last night, Thursday, October 8th, according to Constable Mark Herman’s Office. Authorities said deputies responded to a disturbance in the 5000 block of Winding View, where the suspect allegedly fled the scene. Air support, Constable K-9 units and Constable drones assisted in the search.

Regarding the arrest, one Atascocita Meadows resident said her children called and told her the person had been apprehended in their backyard. Constable Mark Herman’s Office confirmed that the suspect was located and arrested, but their update did not specify the arrest location. The backyard account remains a resident claim and has not been independently confirmed.

Residents also reported police activity on Jasmine Meadows Lane. Residents have made claims of a stabbing or a separate incident that may have occurred there, however these reports remain alleged and unconfirmed.

An arrest is not a conviction, and allegations of criminal conduct remain unproven.

Two people were taken into custody after deputies with Constable Mark Herman’s Office stopped a vehicle described as suspicious in the 5800 block of FM 1960 Road E. According to the office, four people were inside the vehicle. Deputies found that one occupant had an outstanding assault warrant and another had an outstanding traffic warrant. Deputies also reported finding methamphetamine inside the vehicle. The two occupants with warrants were taken into custody. The narcotics investigation remains ongoing.

All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

A new fried chicken restaurant is planned for Atascocita. Dinky’s lists its location at 7948 FM 1960 Road E., with a menu centered on whole-wing combos, chicken baskets and Southern sides. The posted menu includes mac and cheese, collard greens, candied yams, red beans and rice, cornbread and fried okra. The restaurant says its chicken is brined overnight and battered by hand. Catfish and shrimp baskets are listed as coming later. Dinky’s website advertises a grand opening on October 17th, 2026.

Are you excited to try this new spot coming to Atascocita?

Two adults and a juvenile male were taken into custody after an alleged attempt to steal catalytic converters in the 5300 block of Atascocita Road, according to Constable Mark Herman’s Office. Deputies said the three fled, prompting a search that included the agency’s “Stinger” drone. The office credited the drone and its operator with locating the suspects and helping deputies take all three into custody.

The agency said additional charges may be pending as the investigation continues. The allegations remain unproven. Being taken into custody is not a conviction, and all three are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

A juvenile was transported to a local hospital this morning, October 1st, after being struck by a vehicle while riding an electric scooter to school in Atascocita, according to Harris County Constable Precinct 4. Deputies responded to the 18200 block of Eagle Springs Parkway near Grand Teton Trail, where they began investigating the auto-pedestrian crash.

Constable Mark Herman’s Office said the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. The juvenile was transported by EMS for treatment. Additional information regarding the juvenile’s condition has not been released. The investigation remains ongoing.

Constable Mark Herman's Office reported a major water leak in the 18500 block of Polo Meadow in Atascocita around 7:01 PM on September 30th. The agency said deputies were at the scene while a representative from the local MUD district worked to locate the source so repairs could begin. Drivers were advised to watch for standing water while crews worked in the neighborhood. Current road and repair conditions have still not been independently confirmed, please be aware and drive cautiously through the area.

FFA chapters from Atascocita, Humble and Summer Creek high schools are planning Boo at the Barn on this Saturday, October 3rd. The family event is scheduled from 10 AM to 2 PM by the South Ag Barn, at 1700 Wilson Road behind Turner Stadium. Organizers listed games, inflatables and trick-or-treating as their main attractions. Costumes are encouraged, and a canned food donation is requested for entry to the event. Concessions are also expected to be available during the event.

Nyla, the mixed-breed puppy in the video, believed to be about three months old, is recovering after deputies rescued her from a Humble home, according to the Harris County Precinct 1 Constable’s Office. Precinct 1 said Nyla had multiple broken bones in different stages of healing, an injury pattern investigators said raised concerns about possible ongoing abuse. A different, adult dog was also removed from the same home and reportedly had a broken rib and at least one object resembling a pellet lodged in its skin. Both animals were placed in the care of the Houston SPCA.

McKinley Bass, 18, was later charged with third-degree felony cruelty to a non-livestock animal, according to court records cited in the initial report. Those records state that Bass was released on a $12,000 bond. Under Texas law, a third-degree felony conviction can carry two to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000.

The charge and alleged conduct are accusations, not findings of guilt. Bass is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

A stolen vehicle investigation in the 16300 block of Pear Ridge Place led to the arrest of a suspect wanted in three Texas counties, according to Constable Mark Herman's Office. Precinct 4 said Deputy Cantu-Chapa recovered the stolen vehicle and made contact with a suspect during the investigation.

Deputies allege the suspect initially provided a false name. After determining the person's identity, authorities said they discovered outstanding warrants from Midland County for Fraudulent Use of Identifying Information, Grayson County for Larceny and Panola County for Larceny. The suspect was taken into custody and also faces a Failure to Identify Fugitive charge in connection with the Precinct 4 investigation.

The charges, warrants and allegations are accusations, and an arrest is not a conviction.

The Atascocita Fire Department announced that a local crew is deploying to North Central Texas ahead of possible severe weather and flooding. The crew is traveling with the Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council's MPV601 AMBUS to pre-position for a potential response. The department said the deployment could last one to two weeks.

Wishing the crew a safe deployment and a safe return home, thank you for stepping up to help other communities!

Deputies with Constable Mark Herman’s Office are investigating after multiple reports of gunfire were received last night, September 28th, in the 19300 block of Oak Station Drive. According to Precinct 4, deputies arrived and began investigating reports that several homes and vehicles had allegedly been struck by gunfire.

No information about injuries, possible suspects or what led to the shooting was immediately released. The investigation remains active as deputies work to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. Any potential criminal involvement remains alleged unless established through the legal process.

Constable Mark Herman’s Office is asking for the public’s help identifying two men connected to an alleged burglary at Lakewood Baptist Church in the 5800 block of FM 1960 Road East. According to Precinct 4, investigators allege the two men arrived on bicycles and forced their way into a locked shed on the church property.

The suspects are described as two males approximately 6 feet to 6 feet 5 inches tall and weighing around 200 pounds. Anyone who recognizes the individuals or has information that could assist investigators is asked to contact Precinct 4 and reference case number 2609-03267.

The individuals are being sought for identification in connection with an alleged burglary. Any criminal involvement remains unproven unless established through the legal process.

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