22 People Arrested in Lubbock on September 14 with More Repeats

It's Thursday, or what it's better known as Friday Eve. I'm not entirely sure when calling Thursday Friday Eve became a thing, but I do think it had something to do with the pandemic.

We've started to give weird names to things ever since Covid-19 hit. For instance, I heard a girl at a hotel call a souvenir just a 'souvi,' which did grow on me after I got over the cringe factor. Speaking of hotels, more repeat offenders from earlier this month booked their stay, unwillingly, into the Lubbock County Detention Center for some much need relaxation since they liked it so much the first time around.

I'm not too sure what amenities they offer at the jail, but I'm actually curious what they have to eat. Maybe snacks? While we contemplate food, why not get lunch at the Texas Cafe and Bar AKA the Spoon while they have their weekly Thursday three-topping pizza special. I hope I have some Pinocchio's Pizza fans still out there. I've been a fan myself since the womb. My mom worked at the 50th Street and Slide location, because the pizza at the Spoon is almost a dead ringer for Pinocchio's. The Spoon's pizza has almost filled that void left over from good ol' Pinocchio's as it's nearly identical in crust, sauce to cheese ratio, and overall taste.

Now that I've made most of you hungry via nostalgia, it's time to get those napkins to clean off your hands while you scroll through yesterdays mugshots. The repeat arrestees were arrested earlier this month and their charges descriptions are linked to their previous mugshot appearances.

These 22 mugshots are of people who were arrested on Wednesday, September 14th, 2022, and held in the Lubbock County Detention Center. All people featured are innocent until proven guilty and have only been charged with a crime.

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