Counterfeit currency, cocaine, marijuana, warrants and more on one Baytown Traffic Stop

BAYTOWN - On February 22^nd at 4:18 p.m., officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the 3100 block of Shady Hill. Upon approaching the vehicle, officers noticed the passenger, who initially gave a fictitious name but was later identified as 30-year-old Simon Haynes of Baytown, had a marijuana filled cigarette tucked behind his ear. Haynes, who was also found to have an outstanding warrant out of Harris County, was placed under arrest at that time while officers conducted a computer check of the driver, identified as 27-year-old Cheyene Schultea of Crosby, and found she too had several outstanding warrants out of Harris County. Both subjects were transported to the Baytown Jail where Ms. Schultea was found to also be in possession of several hundred dollars in counterfeit currency as well as a small amount of cocaine. The two were booked into the jail under the below charges.

Haynes:

Failure to Identify – fresh charge for lying about his name
Warrant – Criminal Mischief

Schultea:

Warrant – Failure to Identify
Warrant -  Theft
Fresh Charge – Possession of a Controlled Substance/Cocaine

A traffic stop turned into a pursuit

On February 21^st at 2:2 a.m., officers attempted a to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle in the area of Ward Road and North Alexander. As the officer activated his emergency equipment the vehicle pulled into the parking lot of Casa Ole but failed to come to a complete stop. The vehicle/suspect would continue on through the intersection of Ward and North Alexander, pulling into the parking lot of a convenience store in this intersection, where it came to a stop. As the officer exited his vehicle, the suspect accelerated and began fleeing from the officer. The officer would pursue the suspect vehicle through the nearby neighborhood, eventually getting stuck in a muddy field at the dead end of 3^rd Street. The driver of the suspect vehicle, a white male with a bald head, exited the vehicle and fled through the open field and was ultimately able to elude capture.

Guns and Drugs off the streets after two cars searched on traffic stops

Earlier on Sunday, Texas DPS, ATF, and HCSO Deputies conducted stops on two vehicles. After a K9 alerted on the cars a search found 2400 grams of cocaine, 137 grams of heroin, a money counter, and a Pistol and multiple AK47s.

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