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December 14, 2022 · PCT8, POLICE

TWO OFFENDERS ARRESTED FOR MULTIPLE FELONY CHARGES

On Monday, December 12, 2022 at approximately 3:31 PM, Precinct 8 Deputy J. Glover with Constable Phil Sandlin’s office was dispatched to the Harris County Youth Village in Seabrook in reference to two subjects who escaped the facility.

While responding to the call, dispatch advised the two suspects forcibly removed a driver from her vehicle at an apartment complex located in the 19200 block of Space Center Blvd and fled in the vehicle. Deputy Gossett located the suspect vehicle traveling northbound on Space Center Blvd and activated his emergency lighting in an attempt to stop the vehicle. The driver failed to stop and a pursuit ensued. The vehicle continued to travel northbound and accelerated to a high rate of speed, disregarding the red light at Bay Area Blvd. The vehicle approached the intersection on El Dorado Blvd and attempted to drive between two vehicles causing a collision. The driver exited the vehicle and began to flee on foot. The passenger was placed in custody. Responding Precinct 8 deputies searched the perimeter and located the driver hiding in a dumpster at a nearby church. The driver was identified as 17 year old Jaheim Washington and the passenger was identified as 17 year old Kameron Johnson.

The Harris County District Attorney’s Office was contacted and accepted multiple felony charges on Washington for Aggravated Robbery – Victim Over 65 Years of Age (1st Degree Felony), Evading Arrest/Detention with Vehicle and Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon. His bonds were set at $125,000 total. Johnson was charged Aggravated Robbery –Victim Over 65 Years of Age with a bond set at $60,000. Both subjects were transported to the Harris County Joint Processing Center for booking.

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