White supremacist gang member arrested for stealing from Crockett Walmart

CROCKETT, Texas (KETK) – The Crockett Police Department arrested a member of a white supremacist gang after he allegedly stole from the local Walmart multiple times.

Noah Ray Scott, 28 of Houston, was identified by law enforcement as a suspect wanted for stealing from Walmart on at least two occasions after Crockett PD posted about the thefts on Wednesday. According to Crockett PD, Scott is a known registered member of the prison-based Peckerwood white supremacist gang.

Crockett PD said their officers were searching a local RV park on Wednesday when they found Scott living in the park’s bathroom with 42-year-old Brandy Nichole Teer of South Carolina.

Scott was arrested for theft of property less than $2,500, possession of drug paraphernalia and two counts of possession of between 4 and 200 grams of a controlled substance. He’s currently being held in the Houston County Jail on a total bond of $50,000.

The officers reportedly found the following items while arresting both Scott and Teer:

A computer stolen from Walmart
A pellet rifle stolen from Walmart
Shoes stolen from Walmart
32 grams of suspected methamphetamines
Drug paraphernalia
THC vapes
A driver’s license reportedly stolen from Houston.
A Social Security card reportedly stolen from Houston

The driver’s license and Social Security card that officers found on Wednesday were reportedly stolen during a burglary in Houston which is currently under investigation. Crockett PD believes additional charges may possibly be filed in that case.

Teer was also charged with two counts of possession of between 4 and 200 grams of a controlled substance. Teer is currently being held in the Houston County Jail on a total bond of $40,000.