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Name:
Saggus, James Walter
Date of Booking:
01/26/2024
Reason(s) For Booking:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 01/26/2014 at around 1130 I was dispatched to KFC on 5700 Hwy 354 in reference to a black male harassing a female employee at KFC. Her name is [VICTIM #1]. Dispatch describe the black male as wearing pajama bottoms and a black jacket. It was reported he had left the scene and was walking back North along 27 towards White Columns Motel. I did not see him while responding to the call. I arrived at KFC and met [VICTIM #1] up front. She explained to me that James Saggus has been harassing her about dating her at home and at work. A third party and unrelated witness, Mr [WITNESS #1]; [REDACTED BY AGENCY] stated to me that he was outside the KFC and Mr Haggus walked up to him and asked him for a knife to slash her tires with. While I was gathering information, [VICTIM #1] shouted and pointed up the hill by the Community Finacial building and shouted “there he is right there!”.
As I stepped over to look I saw James Saggus wearing the same pajama pants and black jacket. I could see that he noticed my presence and he side stepped behind a sign where I couldn’t see him. I drove my car up to the location and he had stepped over to a bench in front of 717 Garden View Drive Community Financial. At that time I approached Mr Saggus and placed him under arrest. He was hand cuffed one finger width spacing between his wrists and the cuffs and buckled into the patrol car and transported to Harris County Jail. He is charged with city ordinance 99-3 disorderly conduct for harassing an employee of KFC and disrupting business and asking random people for a knife to commit a crime with. Case cleared by arrest.
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