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Keela Whitest Durham, 43, four counts possession Andrew Ryan Semmelink Jr., 31, 44 counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and one count possession/purchase and Christopher James Katsekis, 30, 10 counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and six counts buy/possession Īnthony Friscia, 29, 17 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and four counts possession/purchase Larry Steven Hinson, 32, five counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and Frank Wynn Jr., 47, two counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and Nick Heath O’Quinn, 43, three counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction Ĭhristain Beau Sapp, 22, 10 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction Kaylan Taylor Saddler, 25, 13 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and one count possession/purchase and David Eugene Clayton, 32, 14 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and Shirley Ann Tolbert, 52, seven counts possession with intent to distribute Michael Leon Roberts, 45, five counts possession with intent to distribute Stacey Haslem Roberts, 41, five counts possession with intent to distribute Ashley Michelle Souther, 25, 11 counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and one count buy/possession Charles Randall Canion, 54, two counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction Sandra Kay Ramberg, 52, nine counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and three counts possession/purchase Sable Alaine Goggin, 24, 13 counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and one count possession/purchase and David Eugne Clayton, 32, 14 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction, one count buy/possession and one count possession/purchase MacKenzie Paige Jackson, 26, 11 counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and three counts of possession/purchase Katie Marie Reynolds, 27, six counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and Dwayne Eugene Jackson, 48, one count of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction Sontina Rochell Jackson, 46, eight counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and one count manufacture/sell/possession/distribution Justin Murdock Dunnam, 33, 24 counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and two counts of buy/possession and Benjamin Jennings, 31, eight counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and two counts buy/possession Justin Forrest Cosby, 36, 24 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction Hannah Marie Ferrara, 25, 12 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and five counts possession/purchase of oxycodone and Heidi Marie Johnson, 33, 22 counts of use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and four counts possession/purchase HANG UP on Scammers!! If you fall victim to a scam similar to this you should report it to your local law enforcement agency immediately.Sandra Kay Sego, 63, six counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction Sedra Elizabeth Kennedy, 32, four counts possession/purchase and 16 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction Clint Edward Jordan, 28, 10 counts use of communications facilities in a drug transaction and two counts possession/purchase

Never give payment information to someone that calls you! Furthermore, the IRS, Utility Companies and ANY Legitimate business will NEVER request payment for services in the form of gift cards. It is important for ALL citizens to know that Law Enforcement, including the Beaumont Police Department will NEVER solicit any person for any type of payment to avoid arrest or criminal enforcement action. They tell the offender that they have to go to a local convenience store and deposit money into an account on a bitcoin machine to avoid imminent arrest. The scammers have “spoofed” the cell phones and created the illusion that the call is coming from the Beaumont Police Department.

HOUSTON COUNTY 411 FACEBOOK REGISTRATION

In these particular cases, scammers are posing as law enforcement officers and contacting registered sex offenders, making the offenders believe that they have violated the terms of their registration or have a warrant. Various scams are on-going issues across the nation. The Beaumont Police Department has been made aware that scammers are targeting registered sex offenders and other citizens.

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