KYLE, Texas — Ten Texas State University students have been arrested, accused of stealing Halloween decorations.
Kyle police say someone reported $500 worth of decorations were stolen from Hometown Parkway. Police responded to the incident around 12:48 a.m. on Friday.
The caller gave police video of the suspects and their truck. Officers found that truck and could see the stolen decorations inside.
All of the suspects are men between 18 and 20 years old, and all were reportedly wearing masks. One suspect was allegedly found with scissors intended to cut and damage decorations.
Police say they all admitted to going to Kyle to steal Halloween decorations.
Officers also allegedly discovered THC, alcohol and a fake ID in the truck. The suspects have been charged with engaging in organized criminal activity, criminal mischief and theft of property.
"We will not tolerate actions that jeopardize the safety and holiday spirit of our community members," Chief of Police Jeff Barnett said. "The residents of Kyle deserve to celebrate holidays in a safe and joyful environment. We are committed to keeping our neighborhoods safe and ensuring that this upcoming holiday season remains a time of fun and happiness for everyone."
The individuals charged are:
- Jaevin Keyon Guidry, 19
- Brayden Randall Golden, 20
- Nico Jordan Lawrence, 20
- Casey William Silvius, 20
- Nathaniel Alexander Houck, 18
- Noah Esteban Cazares, 18
- Landon Blaine Solis, 19
- Aydien Leeray Jackson, 19
- Enrique Amadeo Galindo, 18
- Marcus Jay Valdez, 18
Lawrence also face charges for possession of a controlled substance, while Golden has been charged with possessing a false driver’s license.