At a Glance
- Three teens were arrested after a traffic stop in Spicewood.
- Police seized 14 stolen credit cards, firearms, and THC vape pens.
- The suspects face charges ranging from organized crime to drug offenses.
- Why it matters: The arrest disrupts a local crime ring and showcases active law-enforcement efforts in the area.
Three teens from Kyle, Austin, and Manor were taken into custody following a traffic stop Wednesday. Police say the suspects admitted to multiple crimes in the Spicewood area the night before.
Traffic Stop Leads to Arrests
The Kyle Police Department identified the suspects as an 18-year-old Kyle resident, a 17-year-old Austin resident, and a 17-year-old Manor resident. Officers said the teens admitted involvement in a series of offenses during the stop.
- Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity
- Possession of a Controlled Substance
- Manufacture or Delivery of a Controlled Substance
- Fraudulent Use or Possession of Identifying Information
- Credit Card or Debit Card Abuse
- Prohibited Weapon
- Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon
- Evading Arrest or Detention
Recovered Evidence
During the investigation, KPD recovered stolen firearms, stolen vehicles, 14 stolen credit cards, three stolen checks, and two driver’s licenses. Multiple alcohol bottles and a “distributable amount of THC vape pens” were also found inside the vehicle.
KPD is working with the Travis County Sheriff’s Office on the broader investigation into the Spicewood incidents.
Key Takeaways
- Three teens from different Texas towns were arrested after admitting involvement in Spicewood crimes.
- Police seized a significant amount of stolen property, including credit cards and firearms.
- The suspects face a wide range of charges, highlighting the seriousness of the offenses.
The arrests underscore the ongoing efforts to dismantle local criminal networks in the Spicewood area.
