Staff Reports

Marshall police filed a possession of drug paraphernalia report after a security guard alerted officers that he had confiscated it from a patient in the emergency room.

The report was filed 8:23 p.m. Tuesday from Good Shepherd Medical Center-Marshall.

Arrests by Marshall Police Department

No arrests reported.

Incidents reported to Marshall Police

Theft over $50 and less than $500: reported at Marshall Police and Fire Complex. A wallet was stolen, 7:50 a.m. Tuesday.

Criminal Mischief: 200 block of South Allen Boulevard. Damage was done to a residence, 2:48 p.m. Tuesday.

Theft over $50 and less than $500: 1400 block of Warren Drive. A purse was stolen from a business office, 4:48 p.m. Tuesday.

Burglary: 2300 block of West Houston Street. A residence was broken into, 9:14 p.m. Tuesday.

Burglary: 300 block of Bruckmuller Street. A vehicle was broken into, 10:22 p.m. Tuesday.

Burglary: 200 block of Holcomb Street. A residence was broken into, 1:56 a.m. Wednesday.

Arrests by Harrison County Sheriff's Office

Courtney Untrell Hicks, 16220 State Highway 43, Karnack, violation of parole for injury to a child, negligence, Tuesday.

Rickey Dean White, 1403 W. Rusk St., theft of property greater than $500 and less than $1,500, Tuesday.

Cody Michael Anderson, 563 Larry Woodley Road, revocation of probation for burglary of a building, Tuesday.

Incidents reported to Harrison County Sheriff's Office

Theft: A boat was stolen from a residence, Tuesday.

Burglary: Karnack. A house was broken into and guns were stolen, Wednesday.

Arrests by Waskom Police Department

David Lynn Almond, 370 Pinewood St., Waksom, revocation of probation for assault causing bodily injury, Tuesday.

Clinton Wayne Saizon, 410 Furrh St., Waskom, failure to maintain financial responsibility, Tuesday.

Morgan Lafayette Williams, 3039 Farm-to-Market Road 9 North, Waskom, driving while intoxicated, Tuesday.

Arrest by Precinct 4 Constable

Lakeisha Renea Williams, 1509 Carroway St., contempt of court, Tuesday.

Jail Population

As of 2:40 p.m. Wednesday, there were 168 inmates in the custody of Harrison County Jail. The local facility has a capacity of 164 with the remainder housed in Gregg County.