A Grayson County jail record shows the Howe Police Department booked Kareem Jahkeith Campbell on July 10, 2026, on four charges, two of them involving a firearm and one involving marijuana. The booking places the case on the public record in Howe, a Grayson County city on U.S. 75.
According to the jail record, the two firearm charges are deadly conduct by discharging a firearm and unlawful carrying of a weapon. The record lists the drug charge as possession of marijuana greater than two ounces and not more than four ounces. The fourth charge is evading arrest or detention.
The same record names the Howe Police Department as the agency that jailed Campbell and sets the booking date as July 10, 2026. It is the primary source for what is publicly known so far, listing the charging agency, the date and the four specific offenses.
Each charge is an accusation. The jail record shows no plea, no conviction and no other resolution, and it does not describe where the encounter took place or how officers made the arrest.
Howe sits along U.S. 75, a highway the city took up earlier this year in an ordinance that set construction-zone speed rules for the route through town, according to the city's published ordinance.
Campbell's booking is one entry in the county's public jail system. A formal charge filing, a dismissal, a plea or a trial verdict would each be recorded separately in the court file rather than on the booking sheet, and none of those steps appears in the record as it stands.
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