Educator Arrested in Kingwood on Bigamy Warrant, Cocaine Found D
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Educator Arrested in Kingwood on Bigamy Warrant, Cocaine Found During Search Kristopher K. Rhine, 42, was booked yesterday, November 10th, after an early morning operation in Kingwood. His supplied booking information shows bigamy and possession of less than one gram of a Penalty Group 1 or 1-B controlled substance. Montgomery County Precinct 4 Constable Rowdy Hayden's Office described the suspect as an educator employed by a Harris County school district. It did not name the district or school. Reports also listed Liberty County as the source of the bigamy warrant. There is a name match in Humble ISD school records, but the identity has not been confirmed. GovSalaries lists a Kristopher K. Rhine as a Humble ISD teacher in 2025. A district article published May 21st, 2025, refers to Kristopher Rhine as a Timberwood Middle School's robotics instructor. Humble ISD's personnel recommendations dated April 8th, 2025, also list Kristopher Rhine, a Timberwood CTE teacher, under resignations effective May 30th, 2025. It is not confirmed that the teacher in those records is the man arrested in Kingwood. The constable's office said its Special Response Team helped DPS's Internet Crimes Against Children Unit carry out a bigamy arrest warrant and an evidentiary search warrant. Deputies said Rhine would not come outside, so the team entered the building. Authorities reported finding cocaine and said he also faced drug possession and resisting arrest charges. The supplied booking information shows no resisting arrest charge, and that charge has not been independently confirmed. The constable's office said Rhine was taken into custody without further incident and additional charges are pending. Its announcement did not give details of the underlying bigamy allegation. The charges are allegations. An arrest is not a conviction, and Rhine is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. Thank you
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