Robertson County Arrest Report
Weekly Jail Bookings at the Robertson County Jail
Dustin Endsley
• Dustin Endsley of Calvert was arrested and charged for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, failure to appear – possession CS PG1 >=1G<4G, and bail jumping/failure to appear by RCSO.
• Paden Lance of Franklin was arrested and charged for driving while intoxicated by FPD.
• Michael Washington of Hearne was arrested and charged for three counts of probation violation by RCSO.
• Raylin Demeritt of Hearne was arrested and charged for possession of marijuana <2OZ, two counts for the unlawful carrying of a weapon, and violation of bond/protective order by HPD.
• Joseph Jackson of Franklin was arrested and charged for operating of a motor vehicle with an expired license plate, no insurance, no driver’s license, and driving while intoxicated with an open alcohol container by RCSO.
• Michael Murphy of Bryan was arrested and charged for criminal trespassing by HPD.
• Davarian Hurst of Franklin was arrested and charged for two counts of failure to appear – burglary of a habitation, failure to appear – theft of a firearm, a bench warrant, and is on hold for Brazos County for judgment nisi – interference with public duties by RCSO.
• Tanya McKissick of Temple was arrested and charged for resisting arrest/search/transport, interfering with public duties, and possession of marijuana <2OZ by TDPS.
• Itayvea Walker of Calvert was arrested and charged for the false report to a police officer/law enforcement employee by HPD.
Sex Offender Status:
Compiled from the TXDPS Sex Offender Database Records
For more information, see the Texas Sex Offender Registry online at https://sor.dps.texas.gov/Search. All information provided by the Texas Department of Public Safety is freely published and distributed and protected by laws governing the Freedom of Information Act.
Tommy J. Goodson
State records show a Robertson County resident is currently listed on the Texas sex offender registry following a recent conviction involving a minor.
According to information maintained by the Texas Department of Public Safety, Tommy J. Goodson, 43, is classified as a low-risk sex offender and is required to comply with annual registration verification. His projected end date for registration is March 27, 2045.
Goodson’s most recent verification was completed Feb. 17, 2026, with the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office in Franklin. Records indicate his initial registration with the agency occurred April 9, 2025, following court action related to the underlying offense.
Publicly available registry information lists Goodson’s address as 413 W. Morehead in Franklin. He is identified as a white, non-Hispanic male, standing 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing approximately 180 pounds, with blond or strawberry-colored hair and green eyes.
The registry entry reflects a conviction for attempted indecency with a child by contact under Texas Penal Code sections 21.11(a)(1) and 15.01. The offense involved a 14-year-old female victim. Court records show a disposition date of March 27, 2025, with a judgment placing Goodson on probation or community supervision.
Under Texas law, individuals required to register as sex offenders must regularly update their personal information with local law enforcement and adhere to established verification schedules. The frequency and duration of registration are determined by statute and the nature of the offense.
The Texas Department of Public Safety maintains the registry as a public resource intended to provide residents with access to information about offenders living in their communities. Data on the site is submitted by local law enforcement agencies responsible for monitoring compliance with registration requirements.
Officials caution that while the registry provides identifying details and location information, it does not independently verify all data and cannot guarantee absolute accuracy. Authorities note that positive identification of an individual in connection with a criminal record requires fingerprint verification.
State law requires that registry information remain publicly available for the duration of the registration period unless modified by court order or other statutory provisions. Law enforcement agencies continue to oversee compliance, including address reporting and verification, as part of ongoing efforts to promote community awareness and safety.
