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123112 NEW YEARS EVE DWI TASK FORCE

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Channel: SCOTT ENGLE-MONTGOMERY COUNTY POLICE REPORTER- · 2013 · News & Politics

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The last 24-hours of 2012 were quite busy for law enforcement officers in East Montgomery County. Monday morning, just after 1 a.m.,as Deputy Skero was busy attempting to take Steve Lee Campbell, 53, of 150 North Park Plaza, an intoxicated driver into custody,  Lee not just resisted but told the deputy he was a former Special Forces and when he got out he would come looking for him or any other officer. He was jailed on driving while intoxicated, terroristic threat and resisting arrest.

Deputy Bergland, not far away on North Park came up on a vehicle in the road.  The driver of the 2012 Dodge Charger sped off just as Bergland was able to approach the vehicle.



Bergland ran back to his vehicle and attempted to stop the charger. it sped to I-69 (US59) and started heading southbound at close to 120 mph. The vehicle exited Townsend and continued across 1960 on the service road. He continued to Will Clayton where he started to head into the airport complex. Just past Lee Road he made a u-turn hitting the curb and destroying his front right wheel. When the driver turned back east on Will Clayton he ran over a curb almost striking a light  pole.

Houston Police and Humble Police now were in the pursuit assisting Precinct 4. Once again at the freeway the Charger moved south at close to 100 mph. Crossing Rankin and Greens the driver with sparks flying from the right front wheel turned west on Beltway 8 and sped back up to over 100 mph. 

With traffic light the pursuit continued west on the Beltway running through several traffic lights.When the driver reached Greenspoint Drive he turned south and entered a parking lot at a high rate of speed. After driving to the opposite side he jumped out of the vehicle.

A foot chase with Montgomery County Precinct 4, Houston Police and Harris County Sheriff's Department. Approximately 200 yards away Deputy Bergland was able to deploy his taser, bringing the suspect identified as Kevin Darshawn Sneed, 29, of 3537 Mansfield in Houston. 

A female occupant was also in the vehicle but remained with it.

It was then discovered the Charger  was stolen from Enterprise Car Rental in Houston ands the license plates were stolen from a Houston resident. 

Sneed was booked into the Montgomery County Jail on evading charges. Additional charges are pending in Harris County.



Monday night at 8 p.m. Constable Hayden met with all his officers as it was a mandatory work night to fight intoxicated drivers. Within 30-minutes the first was taken into custody. For the rest of the night that continued. As Judge Laird signed search warrants for mandatory blood draws,  two nurses were on hand at the East Montgomery County Office to draw the blood that is then sent to the DPS lab.

As one of the deputies pulled  an apparent intoxicated driver over at FM 1314 and I-69 (US59) the driver put his vehicle in reverse after pulling over. His vehicle then struck the deputies patrol car doing minor damage. 

Another traffic stop ended in the arrest of the driver and the seizure of his vehicle after he was found to be intoxicated with children He was arrested for DWI.

Dispatchers broadcast an attempt to locate on a vehicle in the Old Houston /FM 1485 area which had been swerving.  A deputy spotted the vehicle and arrested  the female for DWi. She insisted that her children were in the vehicle but none were found.

Another deputy patrolling along I-69 near Creekwood found a vehicle parked on the shoulder but not totally off the freeway. The female driver was also intoxicated and was arrested.

Just before 4 a.m. a pickup exiting at FM 2090 stopped on the service road , turned around and started traveling the wrong direction. Several units converged on the area and spotted the vehicle which was able to escape through the Paton Village area and back toward FM 1485 due to driving conditions with heavy fog and rain.

As other deputies searched for the vehicle several moved to the FM 1485 east area. That's when another vehicle almost struck another vehicle. That driver also proved to be intoxicated.

Accidents throughout the county were minimal Monday night, a total of 15 arrests were made for DWI. Of the 15,  8 were arrested by Montgomery County Precinct 4 Deputies.

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