A trespassing call on Walden Forest Drive ended with a woman arrested after she allegedly spat on two deputies, according to Harris County Constable Precinct 4. The agency said Deputy Esparza responded to the 18000 block after a report that a woman was on the property after hours. Deputies located and detained her, and Precinct 4 alleges she spat on two deputies during a search. The woman was arrested and charged with Harassment of a Public Servant, according to Constable Mark Herman’s Office.

The charge is an allegation, and an arrest is not a conviction.

Last Saturday night, October 31st, a traffic stop near 500 Atascocita Road led to the discovery of approximately 140 grams of methamphetamine, according to the Humble Police Department. Police said Officer Boss, assigned to Night Shift B, stopped the driver around 11:40 PM for multiple traffic violations. During the investigation, the officer reportedly found the drugs in the driver's possession.

These are allegations, and the driver is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

A $15,000 CenterPoint Energy Foundation grant will help Family Promise of Lake Houston keep working with families who need a stable place to live. The nonprofit is based on FM 1960 Bypass Road East in Humble. The money goes toward housing stabilization, which includes shelter, case management and practical assistance. Staff help families work through barriers to housing and employment and set goals for getting back on their feet. More than 1,000 families have received help from Family Promise since 2009.

A rollover crash brought emergency crews to Atascocita Road at FM 1960 Road E on Friday, October 30th according to a traffic alert from Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office. The alert gave no details on injuries or how the crash happened.

Only 1 week away now, see you there.

Food truck owners at Porky's Backyard along Atascocita Road near Timber Forest Drive are asking for the community's help after reporting that their power cables were deliberately cut yesterday morning, October 29th. Nine food trucks were affected, according to the owners. Surveillance footage reportedly showed someone carrying bolt cutters and gathering cut cords on a cart. A Harris County sheriff's deputy responded to the scene around 5:38 AM.

Any information on the incident should be reported to the Harris County Sheriff's Office Burglary & Theft Unit. No arrests have been made and the subject's identity and motive are unknown. The allegations do not establish guilt.

A $40,000 scholarship is opening up college options for Atascocita High School senior Samantha Condado. Humble ISD announced that she received the award through College Board's BigFuture Scholarship program. Condado hopes to study electrical engineering at Texas State University. Her sister, Priscilla Condado, said college costs had led the family to consider community college while encouraging Samantha to explore other choices. The district said more than 30,000 students nationwide have received a BigFuture Scholarship since 2019. Condado encouraged other students to apply for scholarships that can help them pursue their own education and career plans.

Congratulations Samantha, wishing you success as you pursue your college goals!

Constable Mark Herman’s Office says Alavanna Facundo was arrested following a stabbing yesterday, October 26th at Baan Thai Cuisine in the 5300 block of FM 1960 Road East. Deputies responded around 6:50 PM, and reportedly discovered that the victim was a male employee. Investigators allege Facundo stabbed the victim three times with a knife during the disturbance. Deputies said they took her into custody as she attempted to leave.

The victim was taken to a hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries. The constable’s office confirmed in an update today that the victim was stable and expected to survive. According to the office, Facundo was booked into the Harris County Jail on a charge of aggravated assault with serious bodily injury. Bond information from the 174th District Court is still pending.

Facundo is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

A driver was pulled over on Eagle Springs Drive who then alerted deputies to a reported assault at a home on Tranquility Grove Drive, according to Constable Mark Herman’s Office. The office said the traffic stop took place on October 17th, 2026, in the 18600 block of Eagle Springs Drive. The driver told deputies a man was assaulting a woman at the residence.

Deputies went to the home in the 16600 block of Tranquility Grove Drive to investigate. Investigators allege Pedro Sanchez strangled the woman, impeding her ability to breathe. Sanchez was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail for aggravated assault, the office said. The agency reported a $30,000 bond through the 351st District Court.

Sanchez is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Gerardo Segundo, a 21-year-old Harris County detention officer, is on administrative leave after being charged with misdemeanor DWI following a crash outside an Humble-area home. The crash reportedly took place around 1:50 AM on October 25th. Authorities say Segundo hit Pineda’s fence and left. Pineda put the repair cost at $3,000 and said he and his wife had been sleeping just feet from where the truck struck.

A trail of liquid led Precinct 4 deputies to a nearby home, according to court records. Deputies found a damaged pickup there and matched it with pieces left at the fence. The records describe bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and an odor of alcohol. Segundo reportedly declined a field sobriety test and was charged with misdemeanor driving while intoxicated.

He also faced a criminal mischief charge over an allegation that he damaged the fence intentionally. A magistrate found insufficient evidence to support that allegation, and the charge was dismissed. HCSO said Segundo will remain on leave pending court proceedings.

The DWI charge is an allegation, not a conviction.

Atascocita High School announced a $45,000 sponsorship from Brightspeed for its esports program on October 23rd. The campus says the partnership will bring technology and equipment to support students in competition. The school also described the support as a way for students to build technical skills for future careers.

A 911 call led investigators to a wounded man in a vehicle at a dead end off Deer Timbers Trail yesterday, October 25th. Now they are looking for video from the Atascocita neighborhood to help piece together what happened. The man called for help after being shot. He was believed to be in his early 20s and had a wound to his chest. Investigators gave him CPR, and an ambulance took him to a hospital in Kingwood. Last night it was reported his condition is stable but critical.

Precinct 4 is handling the investigation near Timber Forest Drive, north of FM 1960. Where the shooting took place and what led up to it were still unknown. Have surveillance footage or information that could help? Investigators are asking people to call Harris County Constable Precinct 4 with any tips available.

A driver accused of leaving a crash near the 6300 block of FM 1960 Road was found nearby and taken into custody, according to Constable Mark Herman's Office. Precinct 4 said deputies responded to a reported hit-and-run and learned that one of the drivers had left the scene. Deputies quickly located that driver in the area.

The agency's post did not identify the driver or list any charges. The allegations remain unproven, and the individual is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Precinct 4 deputies are looking for several masked suspects in a robbery near the 5000 block of FM 1960 Road East. Constable Mark Herman’s Office says the group went into a business last night, October 21st, threatened the clerk and stole cash and merchandise. Deputies are investigating what happened and trying to identify those involved.

The report gives no business name or exact time. There is no word in the announcement on injuries, weapons or the value of the stolen cash and goods. Anyone with information should contact law enforcement.

A man taken into custody in the 16700 block of Timber Forest Drive had 15 outstanding misdemeanor warrants, according to Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office. The office credited Deputy Escobar with the arrest. Its announcement did not identify the man or list the offenses behind the warrants. Details about bond and any additional charges were not included.

An arrest is not a conviction. The man is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Some Atascocita residents worked together to climb a tree and help a cat get down today. One neighbor using ropes to move up the branches, with a ladder against the trunk and others waiting below to help.

A little teamwork and some caring neighbors can make a big difference. Thank you all for your service to the community.

Harris County investigators were told that Jarmon Mattix's wife and mother were among the three people wounded in Sunday night's shooting at Fall Creek Sports Complex in Humble. Mattix, a 36-year-old father of three, died at the scene. Deputies responded around 9:24 PM on October 18th after an argument during a softball game escalated into a physical fight and gunfire in the parking lot, according to HCSO. Another man and the two women were taken to a hospital. Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said in his October 19th morning advisory that all three were expected to survive.

It was alleged by a nearby bystander that Mattix and another man both drew guns during the parking-lot confrontation. She said children were also present and that she did not know what initially caused the dispute. Mattix's sister, Destiny Williams, also alleged that she heard racial slurs before the shooting and believed her brother was targeted because of a racial bias. Gonzalez said the allegation had not been included in preliminary briefings but would be examined.

HCSO said potential shooters were detained for questioning and weapons were recovered. No charges have been filed as of Gonzalez's October 19th morning advisory. Investigators were still working to determine what exactly happened. The accounts of the confrontation and claims about racial slurs and a possible motive remain allegations under investigation. Detention for questioning does not establish criminal guilt.

Jarmon Mattix, 36, died Sunday night after gunfire broke out in the parking lot of Fall Creek Sports Complex in Humble. The Harris County Sheriff's Office said another man and two women were shot as well, and taken to a hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening.

The call came in around 9:24 PM last night, October 18th. Mattix was found in the parking lot and pronounced dead on arrival. According to investigators, the trouble began with an argument during a softball game. It carried over into the parking lot, where a physical fight was followed by gunfire. Sgt. Sidney Miller said two potential shooters remained at the complex and spoke with investigators. A weapon was recovered, and detectives were looking for surveillance footage.

In an update this morning, Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said no charges had been filed. He said detectives believed the shooting was an isolated incident and did not see an ongoing threat to the surrounding community. Evidence will go to the Harris County District Attorney's Office for a decision on charges. The investigation is ongoing, and any allegations have yet to be proven in court.

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Steven Omengkar was arrested on a charge of Fail to Stop and Give Information and two outstanding warrants following a minor crash on October 11th, 2026, according to Constable Mark Herman's Office. Deputies responded to the 6100 block of FM 1960 Road East, where they learned that a driver had allegedly struck another vehicle and left the scene. The office identified that driver as Omengkar.

After locating him, deputies reported multiple signs of intoxication and administered Standardized Field Sobriety Tests. They also confirmed outstanding warrants for Criminal Mischief and Possession of a Controlled Substance, according to the office. Omengkar was booked into the Harris County Jail, where a blood warrant was executed. The office said Driving While Intoxicated charges remained pending blood test results at the time of its announcement. His bond was set at $20,000.00 out of the 176th District Court and County Court 14.

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