Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4

BEAUTY ON A BUDGET... JUST NOT HER BUDGET!

Last night, Deputy Newell with Constable Mark Herman’s Office responded to the 11100 block of Louetta Road regarding a suspect who allegedly received services and then refused to pay.

Upon arrival, deputies conducted an investigation and determined that a theft had occurred. The suspect was subsequently taken into custody and charged with Theft.

"Whether it's merchandise, food, or services, theft is theft. Our deputies will continue to hold offenders accountable and ensure that local businesses are protected," said Constable Mark Herman.

The suspect was transported to the Harris County Jail and booked without incident.

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🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT 🚨

Constable Deputies are investigating a vehicle crash in the 22800 block of Cypresswood Drive at Treaschwig Road.

Motorists should expect traffic delays in the area as deputies work the scene and clear the roadway. Please use caution, slow down, and consider alternate routes if possible.

🚔 Expect delays and drive safely.

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🚨 PRECINCT 4 LIVE: CONSTABLES NAB 7-ELEVEN ROBBERY SUSPECT!

Deputy Odom with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to a reported aggravated robbery at a 7-Eleven near the 11500 block of Bammel N. Houston Road.

Upon arrival, deputies quickly gathered information and located the suspect a short distance away. The suspect was taken into custody without further incident.

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🌙🚔 9 PM ROUTINE 🚔🌙

It's 9 PM! Time to join Constable Mark Herman's Office in the .

Many vehicle burglaries and thefts are crimes of opportunity that can be prevented by taking a few simple steps each night.

If you observe any suspicious activity in your neighborhood, contact our dispatch center or your local law enforcement agency immediately.

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DRIVER ARRESTED FOR DWI AFTER REFUSING FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS

On June 4, 2026, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman’s Office conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the 2100 block of Spring Cypress Road.

The driver was identified as Asa Davis, who displayed multiple signs of intoxication during the investigation. Asa Davis refused to participate in Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, and deputies subsequently obtained a search warrant for a blood specimen.

Asa Davis was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Driving While Intoxicated. His bond was set at $100.00 out of County Court 6.

"Refusing to participate in field sobriety tests does not prevent a DWI investigation from moving forward. Our deputies are highly trained to recognize impaired drivers and will use every legal tool available to remove dangerous motorists from our roadways and keep our community safe," said Constable Mark Herman.

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PRECINCT 4 LIVE: DRIVER ARRESTED WITH 14 ACTIVE WARRANTS

Deputy Jennings with Constable Mark Herman’s Office has an adult male in custody in the 12300 block of Jones Road after discovering he had 14 active traffic warrants.

The warrants were confirmed, and the male was taken into custody without incident.

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CAREER SHOPLIFTER CHARGED AGAIN!

On June 3, 2026, Deputies with Constable Mark Herman’s Office responded to a business located in the 14100 block of Spring Cypress Road in reference to a known shoplifting suspect.

The suspect, identified as Donald Shadrack Barrett, is well known to management as a habitual shoplifter and has been criminally trespassed from the business on numerous occasions. Deputies located Donald Barrett and, during their investigation, determined that he had once again stolen merchandise from the store.

Donald Shadrack Barrett was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Theft. His bond was set at $100.00 out of County Court 15.

"When repeat offenders continue to target local businesses, our deputies will continue to hold them accountable. Retail theft impacts employees, customers, and business owners alike, and we remain committed to working with our business community to keep habitual offenders off the streets," said Constable Mark Herman.

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🚔 COMMUNITY TRAFFIC SAFETY INITIATIVE 🚔

Today, Deputies with Constable Mark Herman’s Office conducted a proactive traffic enforcement initiative in the 20000 block of Foxwood Forest Boulevard. The goal of these operations is to promote safe driving habits, reduce traffic violations, and help keep our neighborhoods safe for residents, pedestrians, and families.

Traffic initiatives like these focus on speeding, distracted driving, seatbelt compliance, and other violations that contribute to crashes and injuries on our roadways.

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🐾 WHAT'S IN YOUR PET PREPAREDNESS KIT? 🐾

Did you know? June is Pet Preparedness Month, a great reminder that our furry family members depend on us to keep them safe during emergencies and disasters.

Make sure your pet emergency kit includes:

🐶 Food and treats for several days
💧 Bottled water and food/water bowls
📋 Vaccination records and medical information
💊 Any medications your pet may need
🦴 Leash, collar, harness, and identification tags
📸 A current photo of you and your pet together
🩹 Basic pet first aid supplies
🐱 Comfort items such as toys, blankets, or bedding

Don't forget to microchip your pet and ensure contact information is up to date. Having a recent photo can also help reunite you with your pet if you become separated during an emergency.

Because preparedness isn't just for people—it's for every member of the family.

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💚 NATIONAL PTSD AWARENESS MONTH 💚

DID YOU KNOW?

June is recognized as National Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about PTSD, reducing the stigma surrounding mental health, and encouraging those who are struggling to seek support and treatment.

PTSD can affect anyone who has experienced or witnessed a traumatic event, including military personnel, first responders, law enforcement officers, healthcare workers, and members of our community. While the scars may not always be visible, the impact can be life-changing.

Not all wounds are visible. If you or someone you know is struggling, remember that help is available and you are not alone.

Let's continue to support one another, promote understanding, and help break the stigma surrounding PTSD.

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