275 caught with your help.

274: Jamarques McGregor, 22… accused of assaulting his girlfriend with a knife… Deferred Adjudication of Guilt… 5 years probation.

275: Demario Dise, 24… Arrested, Charged, and now in the Harris County Jail with 30k Bond for Aggravated Robbery. Police say Dise carjacked a young father… and shot at him.

Joshua Leon Marshall, 24, was wanted for Capital Murder.

The Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Task Force hauls in another one… “Mr. 273″… Joshua Marshall… wanted for the capital murder of Reginald King last year in a Harris County apartment complex parking lot. Investigators say the motive was robbery.

As of now, Marshall is held without bond in the Harris County Jail.

Police say Claude Everett Jackson was involved in Reliant Stadium Thefts.

Catch 271… Eric Carr, 27. Carr was wanted for using stolen credit card information. That credit card info happened to belong to a veteran Houston Police Officer. Carr also was charged with Marijuana possession, and has some city warrants. He has been arrested and charged… not convicted. HPD’s North IFR Team picked him up following a Houston Crimestoppers tip… we ran the story about two weeks ago.

267. Tonya Chandler was wanted for Theft (accused of stealing tools from a local business).

268.  Michael Obannon was wanted for Theft (accused of stealing copper wire).

269.  Amber Haddad was wanted for Theft (accused of stealing then ransacking a local business).

270.  Leslie Eugene Gill was wanted for Assault (accused of beating-up ex-girlfriend).

266 fugitives caught since Wheel of Justice debut in April, 2007.

If you missed it… we accounted for 17 caught fugitives the other day…

In addition… we’ve also tallied this catch… for 266…

Caught Christmas Eve… Arthur W. Brown, 54… walked away from a Houston halfway house. HPD found Brown at a Salvation Army following Crimestoppers tip. In 1979, Brown was convicted of raping two women and a teenage girl.

Thank you Viewers, Law Enforcement, and CrimeStoppers… an unstoppable trio, making our city safer. 

Catch 248… Javunte Bradshaw, (now) 18. Bradshaw was wanted for two counts of Burglary (Home) in the Settegast Heights Neighborhood. Detective tells me he ran… but didn’t get very far once he was spotted by an HPD TAC (tactical) team on the Northeast Side. He picked up an evading charge for that move.

He’s held in the Harris County Jail in lieu $22,500 bond.

With some help from HPD’s Neighborhood Protection Corps…

I have pulled together some helpful information to help get your street “up to snuff”…

This information pertains only to City of Houston residents:

If you think a property on your block isn’t “up to code” (overgrown weeds? unsafe structure?) and you want city inspectors to check it out: Call 311… and ask for “Neighborhood Protection”.

You can learn more about the Neighborhood Protection Corps, here.

If you want to know when the city’s ”Heavy Trash” crew is making rounds in your neighborhood: Check out the Solid Waste Schedule by Zip Code …

And while you are at it… you should know the rules for Solid Waste/Tree Removal.

The reality: The Neighborhood Protection Corps investigation team has been cut by about 40% in the last 10-15 years. Demolition of an unsafe structure is a long process, that usually takes no less than 18 months. Property Owners have the ultimate responsibility of caring for property. 

Have a whopper of a neighborhood problem? Email me: jeisenbaum@kprc.com

Strawhun is charged with Aggravated Assault. Harris County Deputies say he hit  his girlfriend with his car… twice.

Larry O'Neal, 32, in custody. Was he ever in Houston?

*Asterisk next to this one… because this fugitive actually turned himself in according to Police.

32 year old Larry O’Neal was wanted in connection with the death of a 31 year old Virginia woman he had recently connected with on Facebook.

We profiled this case because investigators thought O’Neal had hopped on a bus headed for Houston following the murder.

It is unclear where O’Neal spent the last two weeks… but he did turn himself into Roanoke, VA police.

He is charged with three felonies… in connection with using the victim’s credit card after her death.

At this point, O’Neal has not been charged with murder.