Montgomery County Grand Jury Indicts Houston Man For Attempted Kidnapping Of Tomball Woman

CONROE, TX — A Houston man who is accused of assaulting a woman with a stun gun and trying to kidnap her from a Tomball Cemetery in June was indicted July 18 by a Montgomery County Grand Jury.

Charles Glaze, 53, was arrested June 19 at his home in Houston after being identified in a photo lineup by two witnesses who’d encountered him in the Klein Memorial Cemetery.

He was charged with attempted aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault.

One of the witnesses was a grieving mother, who’d been at the cemetery visiting her late son’s grave on June 16, when Glaze allegedly shot her with a stun gun, bound and gagged her, and tried to drag her at gunpoint to his Ford F-150 pickup. (Want to get daily updates about traffic news and other events going on in your area? Sign up for the free Houston Patch morning newsletter.)

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The woman was able to escape from Glaze and run to a nearby Klein Volunteer Fire Station and call for help.

During their investigation, deputies with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office learned that another woman had encountered Glaze over the Mother’s Day Weekend, and that the woman had taken a photograph of Glaze’s pickup with the license plate.

Both women identified Glaze through a photo lineup and Glaze was arrested at his home in Houston several days later.

On June 22, Glaze was released on a $250,000 bond and required to wear an ankle monitor as a condition of his bond.

If he is convicted, Glaze could spend the rest of his life in prison.

Image: Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.

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