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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 17, '23 10:55am

Suspicious Person Call Leads to the Arrest of a Wanted Suspect

Suspicious Person Call Leads to the Arrest of a Wanted Suspect

On March 15, 2023, deputies with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to the 7900 block of FM 1960 Road in reference to a suspicious person. Upon arriving, the suspect was identified as Gary Dashield.

Further investigation revealed he had two open warrants for Evading and Resisting Arrest.

"Gary Dashield was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail for the warrants. His total bond was set at $504.00 out of County Court 3." - Constable Mark Herman

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 17, '23 12:00pm

Nice little smirk on his face.

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 17, '23 12:30pm

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Suspicious Person Call Leads to the Arrest of a Wanted Suspect Suspicious Person Call Leads to the Arrest of a Wanted Suspect On March 15, 2023, deputies with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to the 7900 block of FM 1960 Road in reference to a suspicious person. Upon arriving, the suspect was identified as Gary Dashield. Further investigation revealed he had two open warrants for Evading and Resisting Arrest. "Gary Dashield was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail for the warrants. His total bond was set at $504.00 out of County Court 3." - Constable Mark Herman

He had two open warrant get $504 bond. This is really getting to be silly. They're not even serious any more about this

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 17, '23 1:12pm

A wanted felon with two open warrant get $504 bond. This is really getting to be silly. They're not even serious any more about this

@Maxsmom : I didn't even look at that because....I knew it would make me mad. Maybe why he has the smirk!

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 18, '23 8:03am

Maxsmom : I didn't even look at that because....I knew it would make me mad. Maybe why he has the smirk!

@Cbear : Of course that's why he is smirking. All of the criminal smirking at our law nowadays.

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 18, '23 8:20am

Cbear : Of course that's why he is smirking. All of the criminal smirking at our law nowadays.

@Maxsmom : Which is why crime is on the increase!

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 18, '23 8:39am

Maxsmom : Which is why crime is on the increase!

@Cbear : Absolutely. Did you see the guy yesterday that they arrested for robbing several restaurants in downtown Houston. He's been arrested like 70 times. Who gets arrested 70 times over the years and is still out on the streets robbing and burglarizing

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 18, '23 9:08am

That's what I've been thinking. Repeat offenders out on the streets because they barely get a slap on the wrist and bond out. If they can steal $100+ of merchandise or personal property, what's a $100 bond to them if they already have a track record and out of jail.

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 18, '23 9:45am

Cbear : Absolutely. Did you see the guy yesterday that they arrested for robbing several restaurants in downtown Houston. He's been arrested like 70 times. Who gets arrested 70 times over the years and is still out on the streets robbing and burglarizing

@Maxsmom : I did not hear that....wow!!

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 18, '23 10:22pm

Maxsmom : I did not hear that....wow!!

@Cbear : Here it is
www.khou.com/article /news/local/houston- midtown-burglaries-a rrest/285-dc7f9

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 19, '23 6:38am

*Edited

A wanted felon with two open warrant get $504 bond. This is really getting to be silly. They're not even serious any more about this

@Maxsmom : Where did it say he was a felon?

Both of his warrant charges are Misdemeanors. That's actually a high bond for Misdemeanors anywhere, not Harris County.

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~ 2 years, 9 mos ago Mar 19, '23 9:07am

Maxsmom : Where did it say he was a felon? Both of his warrant charges are Misdemeanors. That's actually a high bond for Misdemeanors anywhere, not Harris County.

@ParksideRes : Oops you're right. I misread it . I'll remove it