Kingwood Home burglarized was a man impersonating a Harris count
Kingwood Home burglarized was a man impersonating a Harris count
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Man posing as Harris County deputy burglarizes Kingwood home, causes $11k worth of damages
Man posing as Harris County deputy burglarizes Kingwood home, causes $11k worth of damages
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sweetie : no, not yet. Still in jail as far as I know.
sweetie : 9% but.....that many coins, I think it would be worth it.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL BOOKINGS FOR SEPTEMBER 20, 2022 CODY, DOUGLAS PAUL
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TEXASGIRLMAMMA : On the bright side, he's in Montgomery county instead of Harris. Not sure what the April offense was for but both burglary of a habitation and impersonating a public servant are felony's. He's not just paying a fine, he's doing time.
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Stella2020 : I was talking about he stole the truck, and yet he was still able to walk around and break into someone's house. That's crazy.
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sweetie : I'm glad they caught him! That's scary. But really $5000 in a water jug 🤔🤔
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TEXASGIRLMAMMA : Wow! That's crazy! I need to start saving quarters. I actually saw a package on the news the other day about a woman who started saving dimes and she saved over $5000 in dimes.
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TEXASGIRLMAMMA : It always reminds me of the skit from the movie office space with Jennifer Aniston where they devise a scheme to skim off a fraction of a penny. After one weekend they check on the balance and has like $300,000 or something in it.
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