Today, we celebrate the city that so many of us call HOME. 713 Day is Houston's way of paying homage to the original Houston area code, which was established in 1947. As our city and phone use continued to grow, 281 was added in 1996, followed by 832 in 1999 and 346 in 2014. This year, a new area code went into effect for Houston: 621.From the original 713 to 281, 832, 346, and even the brand new 621, we’re all part of one incredible community. 🚀🤘🏽🤠
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⚠️ Crime Report | 07-01-2025 📆 | 🌎 Greater East EndAt approximately 2:54 a.m., Deputy Gomez-Chavez initiated a traffic stop for a vehicle driving without vehicle tail lights on near 730 S Wayside Dr. Upon coming in contact with the driver, the deputy received a strong odor of alcohol omitting from the driver's breath. The suspect admitted to having 4 beers. A field sobriety test was conducted to which the suspect failed. Suspect was transported for a breathalyzer test to which the suspect blew 0.171 and 0.179.Suspect was charged for DWI and booked into Harris County Jail.Public Safety Is and Always Will Be Our #1 Priority!If You See Something, Say Something, 👀You Know The Number 713-274-3400 📞
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⚠️ Crime Report | 07-03-2025 📆 | 🌎 Fifth WardAt approximately 2:52 p.m., Deputy Vollenweider was dispatched to an assault call for service near 2821 Canal St. The complainant stated that she and the suspect were at the 2326 Nance St address when the suspect started to argue with the complainant. The suspect grabbed the complainant around her throat and grabbed his machete knife, identified as a 22-inch-long fixed blade machete, and stated he was going to "kill her". The complainant stated she was able to get away from the suspect to call police for help. The deputy observed red markings consistent with being strangled around the complainant`s neck. Deputy Vollenweider located the suspect at 2326 Nance St and located the 22-inch-long fixed blade Machete knife near where the suspect and the complainant were staying. The suspect was found to have an open warrant from HPD for a previous assault on the complainant.Suspect was arrested and booked into Harris County Jail for an open warrant out of HPD for family violence and the felony charge of Continuous Family Violence aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.Public Safety Is and Always Will Be Our #1 Priority!If You See Something, Say Something, 👀You Know The Number 713-274-3400 📞
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Constable Silvia Trevino's National Night Out is just around the corner! 📆👮♂️👮♀️🎉You and your family are invited to meet the men and women who protect our community while enjoying FREE admission to the event, FREE food, FREE games, FREE entertainment, FREE prizes, and much, much more! We will also be hosting a backpack and school supplies giveaway for the children in attendance of the event (while supplies last). 🎒🎒Would you like to partner with us to make this our best National Night Out yet? Visit the following link to learn more about becoming a Vendor or Sponsor: constablesilviatrevino.com/2025-national-night-out-vendor-sponsor-signup/
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During an investigation in Fifth Ward, Deputy Acuna noticed a backpack with a firearm in plain view of a vehicle. K9 Beny alerted Deputy Acuna to the scent of drugs in the vehicle, which led to the discovery of the following:2 bottles of promethazine syrup, 103 hydrocodone pills,1 ziplock bag of marijuana weighing 444 grams, 27 baggies of marijuana weighing 146 grams, 35 alprazolam pills, 23 amoxicillin pills, $7,062.25 in US currency, a 9mm firearm, a scale and empty baggiesDeputies were able to make a connection between the vehicle and a male suspect. A to-be warrant was issued for the suspect (David Taylor) and deputies seized the drugs, firearm, and currency. If you have information that can help lead to the arrest of this suspect, please call 713-274-3400.
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Happy Birthday K9 Beny! 🎉❤️Today we celebrate one of our own. Thank you for your dedication, bravery, and for helping keep our community safe. Join us in wishing K9 Beny a very happy birthday!
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