Child Predator arrested after turning himself in

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

Steven Ray Hawkins, 61, surrendered to the Houston Police Department on July 29, 2025, after being charged with Indecency with a Child for allegedly sexually abusing a child under 10 in South Montgomery County, Texas. Following a thorough investigation by Constable Ryan Gable’s Safe Harbor Detectives, authorities established probable cause for the charges and issued an arrest warrant. Initially, detectives struggled to locate Hawkins, but he eventually turned himself in. Constable Gable reiterated his team's dedication to pursuing individuals who exploit children, showcasing their commitment to child safety. The case is part of a broader law enforcement initiative to address child abuse and trafficking in the area.

The Montgomery County law enforcement agencies have reported a continued downward trend in crime, thanks in part to proactive policing and community engagement. The case underlines the importance of interagency cooperation in addressing serious crimes against vulnerable populations. Law enforcement remains vigilant in its efforts to protect children in the community.

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