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(1) On 06/00/2015 at approximately 0000hrs, I officer J, Ramsey was on duty as a patrolman for the city of Nixon. I was headed to the city yard for refueling in unit 003 while traveling S on Washington St. I observed a red Mercury Cougar bearing Texas LP-000000 parked in front of a residence across from the Laundromat, located at the corner of N Washington & 3rd St. Once I began my tour of duty I was informed by my patrol sergeant of an incident that had occurred the previous night in the early morning hours, a burglary and two vehicles were stolen from Hardy’s Bluff next to the PD.

(2) A informant mentioned that he was the one that had stolen the two vehicles, after the investigation it was learned that the owner of Hardy’s Bluff actually
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While informed about a possible location that they were staying at, he was able to locate the residence and spotted the red Mercury Cougar. While looking into the windows to see if the stolen items were in sight, he observed on the front seat of the vehicle a black bag with a pipe and brass knuckles hanging out in plain view. The informant told the sergeant that those items were in that vehicle such as the brass knuckles, a pipe, and drugs and possibly the stolen …show more content…
Nuss to GCSO for booking, during the ride over to the jail Mr. Nuss became hostile and said to this officer “ This is bullshit your sorry as hell, I hope you burn in hell you rookie son of a bitch. Your nothing and will never be anything fuck the Nixon police department, sorry ass motherfuckers. Your just trying to prove yourself you aint shit, y’all aren’t above the law. Just wait till I get out the judge won’t do anything anyway ill be out. When we get to the jail I’m just going to claim I need medical attention because I’m thirsty” Once we arrived at the jail for booking Nuss was still using vulgar language towards myself. The jailers also told nuss to stop with the language; Nuss was booked into the jail.

(10) Nuss will be charged with MAN DEL CS PG 1 >=1G<4G, 481.112(c), HSC, F2. Due to possessing and what is believed that Nuss is delivering, based on the scale found used for weighing the dangerous drug, a second cell phone also commonly used for communicating with buyers. The 1-gram of crystal methamphetamine the product for either personal use or delivery. Nuss was also found in violation of PC (46.05)(A) (5) PROHIBTED WEAPONS. (5) Knuckles. Nuss was also found in violation of TC (521.457) (DRIVING WHILE LICENSE INVALID) Also with previous

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