2-A Police Report Fairfield By:Chief of Police Kenny Bulger


Monday, May 28 1:02 AM-Cpl. Green and Officer Tiner on report of shots fired, one subject jailed on Aggravated Assault with a deadly weapon. 8:01 AM-Officer Gallegos on cow out. 12:10 PM-Officer Hartley and Gallegos on alarm going off. 1:59 PM-Officer Hartley to PD to meet a complainant. 3:00 PM-Officer Gallegos on stalled vehicle. 6:58 PM-Officer Gasaway on report of shots fired, all was ok. 9:00 PM-Officer Gasaway arrest subject for DWI. 9:52 PM-Officer Kindon on 911 hang up, all was ok. 10:03 PM-Officer Kindon to PD to speak to a complainant. 10:20 PM-Officer Kindon on report of reckless driver. 10:25 PM-Officer Kindon on sus- picious vehicle in neighborhood. Tuesday, May 29 2:08 AM-Officer Kindon on alarm going off. 6:20 AM-Officer Gallegos on sub- ject asleep in parking lot, sub- ject stated he was trying to get to buffalo to catch the bus. 9:21 AM-Officer Hartley to meet a complainant on suspicious activity. 9:45 AM-Officer Hartley arrested subject on warrants. 1:52 PM-Officer Gallegos on report of reckless driver. 5:48 PM-Officer Hartley on report of reckless driver. 7:40 PM-Officer Gasaway to meet a complainant.


8:00 PM-Officer Gasaway to PD to speak to a complainant. 8:07 PM-Officer Kindon on alarm going off. 9:01 PM-Officer Gasaway and Kindon on possible disturbance, all was ok. Wednesday, May 30 7:57 AM-Officer Lawrence arrest subject for driving on suspended license. 9:05 AM-Officer Frasier on minor wreck. 9:25 AM-Officer Lawrence on vandalism. 11:05 AM-Officer Frasier on minor wreck. 2:37 PM-Officer Frasier and Law- rence on subject trespassing. 6:19 PM-Officer Tiner to meet a complainant. 10:06 PM-Officer Tiner on distur- bance at restaurant. 10:53 PM-Cpl. Green on suspi- cious vehicle. Thursday, May 31 6:57 AM-Officer Lawrence on report of alarm going off. 7:00 AM-Officer Frasier on report of tree down in the roadway. 7:14 AM-Officer Frasier on alarm going off, was weather related. 9:30 AM-Officer Lawrence on welfare concern, all was ok. 11:03 AM-Officer Frasier on report of wreck on the inter- state, was just outside city, assisted trooper. 8:56 PM-Officer Tiner on report of suspicious vehicle. 9:50 PM-Officer Tiner on report of customer at eating place left before paying.


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Friday, June 1 12:58 AM-Officer Tiner on report of an opossum in oven, it was removed by animal control person. 7:17 AM-Officer Gallegos on alarm going off. 8:16 AM-Officer Hartley on theft of welding leads from welding truck. 8:36 AM-Officer Gallegos on report of 911 hang up, all was ok, phone trouble. 11:08 AM-Officer Hartley and Gallegos on minor wreck, ended up being in county. 11:32 AM-Officer Hartley, Gal- legos, Sgt. Utsey, and Chief Bulger on funeral escort. 6:21 PM-Officer Gasaway on bur- glary of motor vehicle. 7:12 PM-Officer Kindon on report of Hawk in back yard and was hurt, Game Warden came and retrieved the Hawk and took to Tyler. 8:00 PM-Officer Gasaway on sus- picious person. 11:05 PM-Officer Kindon on sus- picious subject, subject was ID and advised to go home. Saturday, June 2 3:00 AM-Officer Gasaway on sus- picious vehicle. 4:39 AM-Officer Kindon on alarm going off. 6:05 AM-Officer Kindon on report of dead deer in the roadway, deer was removed. 11:50 AM-Officer Gallegos on minor wreck. 1:42 PM-Officer Hartley on report of loud music. 1:50 PM-Officer Hartley and Gal- legos on funeral escort. 10:15 PM-Officer Kindon on minor wreck. Sunday, June 3 1:56 AM-Officer Kindon on alarm going off. 3:33 AM-Officer Kindon on report of loud music. 3:55 PM-Officer Gallegos on report of stolen cell phone. _________________________


Teague


Police Report By: Chief of Police Dennis Cox


Sunday May 27 11:30 AM – Officer Cordova to FM 1367 on a criminal mischief. 1:55 PM – Officer Cordova to 2nd Ave. on a welfare check. 2:30 PM – Officer Cordova to Hwy 84 on a welfare check. 4:40 PM – Officer Cordova to JA Brooks on a 911 hang up. 8:15 PM – Cpl. Reed to 4th


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on an assault. One subject was arrested for the assault and taken to FCSO Jail. Monday May 28 10:45 AM – Officer Martin to Monroe St. on a possible theft. 2:10 PM – Officer Martin to Hwy 84 to assist FCSO. 2:30 PM – Cpl. Reed and Officer Martin to 10th


10:00 AM – Officer Cordova to Monroe St. on a disturbance. 11:30 AM – Chief Cox to Hwy 84 on a vehicle unlock. 12:10 PM – Chief Cox to 3rd


on a city ordinance violation. 1:10 PM – Chief Cox to 4th


an accident. 1:40 PM – Chief Cox to 8th


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Ave. on Ave. on


Ave. on a distur-


bance. 2:45 PM – Officer Martin to Dobbs Dr. on a vehicle unlock. 5:10 PM – Cpl. Reed to FM 80 to assist FCSO. 5:30 PM – Officer Martin to Elm St. on a welfare check. 10:15 PM – Cpl. Reed to CR. 754 to assist FCSO. Tuesday May 29 3:30 AM – Officer Taylor to Ash St. to assist Mexia PD. 9:35 AM – Officer Martin to Walnut St. on an alarm. 11:50 AM – Officer Martin to 5th Ave. on an animal call. 1:30 PM – Chief Cox to 1st


a vehicle unlock. 3:30 PM – Chief Cox to Hwy 179 on a road blockage. 6:45 PM – Officer Cordova to Cypress St. on suspicious person. 9:25 PM – Officer Howard to FM 1365 on a welfare check. Thursday May 31 7:10 AM – Officer Cordova to Cedar St. on a tree down in roadway. 9:10 AM – Chief Cox to Chumney St. on an animal call. 11:30 AM – Chief Cox to 7th


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a burglary of vehicle. 6:30 PM – Officer Martin to 10th Ave. on a civil matter. 7:45 PM – Officer Taylor to Hwy 179 on problems with kids. 11:55 PM – Officer Taylor to Crest- view St. on a suspicious vehicle. Wednesday May 30


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Environmental Crimes Report


Bill Madding CHIEF INVESTIGATOR


ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CRIMES


Below is listed this week’s Calls for Service: Illegal Dumping: County


Roads 241, 275, 601, 255, 300, 962, 116, 141, 272, 1000, 1021, and Hwy 75. Dog, Cat & Horse


Complaints: County Roads 508, 933, 416, 496, 123, 941, 969, 930, and 421. Nuisance Complaints:


County Roads 494, 490, 950, and FM 416. Septic Complaints: County


Roads 232 and 868. Health Complaints: County


Roads 255 and 240. Septic Inspections: FM


489. Freestone


Animal Cruelty Complaints: County Roads 901 and 161. Chemical Spills: Hwys 80


and 75, and County Roads 795, 164, and 790 Air Pollution: County Roads 1190 and 301. As Always, please help keep Freestone County healthy, clean, and safe.


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POLITICAL CALENDAR


Ken Sessions (D) Freestone County Sheriff


Don Anderson (R) Freestone County Sheriff


Buck Bonner (D) County


Constable Precinct 1


Roger Brooke (R) County


Constable Precinct 4


Michael Carter (R) County


Constable Precinct 4


Keith Brackens (D) County


Commissioner Precinct 3


Bodie Emmons (R) County


Commissioner, Precinct 3


Charles Morgan (D) State


Representative District 8


Pol. adv. pd. for by individual candidates.


a traffic call. 1:05 PM – Chief Cox to Parkwood St. on power lines down. 2:30 PM – Chief Cox to Romeo St. on a vehicle unlock. 3:50 PM – Chief Cox to Juliet St. on power line down. 8:45 PM – Cpl. Reed to TPD on a harassment. 11:00 PM – Officer Howard to Monroe St. on a suspicious vehi- cle. 11:45 PM – Cpl. Reed to Cypress St. on a suspicious noise. Friday June 1 9:45 AM – Officer Martin to Huck- aby St. on an animal call. 2:30 PM – Officer Martin to Hwy 84 on an animal call. 3:30 PM – Cpl. Reed to Cox St. on a city ordinance violation. 3:50 PM – Cpl. Reed to Washing- ton St. on loud noise. 5:10 PM – Cpl. Reed to Poplar St. on an animal call. 8:10 PM – Officer Taylor to 2nd


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on a vehicle unlock. Saturday June 2 5:35 AM – Officer Taylor to Loop 255 on a vehicle unlock. 11:05 AM – Officer Martin to 4th Ave. on an animal call. 12:25 PM – Officer Martin to Walnut St. on a funeral escort. 2:03 PM – Officer Martin to Attwood St. on a burglary. 8:10 PM – Cpl. Reed to 11th


June 5, 2012 - The “Times”


Charged Continued from Page 1-A


description of the possible vehicle and included that information. A short time later a Palmer Police officer spotted a vehicle on IH 45 in Palmer that fit the description and stopped the vehicle and attempted to identify the driver, but the driver fled in the vehicle continuing north on IH 45.The pursuit ended in Wilmer when the driver lost control and ran off the road. The driver and sole occupant left the vehicle and began to run. The driver was quickly apprehended by the Palmer Police officer. The subject apprehended was Perry Lee Ray Ford, a 48 year old black male, from Red Oak, Texas. He was transported to the Ellis County Jail, in Waxahachie, where he is today. The information from the additional offenses in Teague and Corsicana, and later in Ennis have been investigated and analyzed. The similarities in the Fairfield and other robberies were obvious and as a result of the investigation, Perry Lee Ray Ford was considered a person of interest in the Fairfield robbery.


The Fairfield Police


Department, in cooperation with the Teague and Corsicana Police Departments completed their investigation. On June 1, 2012, with the assistance of County/District Attorney Chris Martin and his Criminal Investigator a felony warrant for Aggravated Robbery was applied for. The warrant was issued by Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, Debra Hamilton, with a suggested bond of $100,000. Perry Lee Ray Ford is currently being held in the Ellis County Jail for Evading Arrest and three Aggravated Robbery warrants (Ellis County, Navarro County, and Freestone County). Submitted by William


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on an animal call. 9:25 PM – Cpl. Reed and Officer Taylor to Monroe St. on a distur- bance. 11:15 PM – Cpl. Reed and Officer Taylor to Pine St. on a distur- bance. One subject was arrested for assault and taken to the FCSO Jail. ________________________


Rogillio, Assistant Chief of Police.


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FREESTONE COUNTY


Courthouse News Fifteen indictments were


handed down in May 2012 by the Freestone County Grand Jury and are as follows: Evan Joseph Niswanger –One


count of Possession of Substance PG 1, Methamphetamine –less than one gram. Cifford William Minefee – One


count of Possession of Substance PG1, Methamphetamine – less than one gram. Denny Dolberry – One count


of Possession of Substance PG1, Methamphetamine – less than one gram. Sara Elizabeth Roach – One


count of Possession of Substance PG 3, less than 28 grams in a Drug Free Zone. Gerardo Zepeda, Jr. – One


count of Manufacture or Delivery of Substance in PG 1, Methamphetamine – one gram or more but less than four grams in a Drug Free Zone. Michael David Snider – One


count of Possession of Substance in PG 1, Methamphetamine – less than one gram.


David Waldrep – One count of


Possession of Substance in PG 1, Methamphetamine – less than one gram. Shelby Lynne Copeland – One


count of Possession of Substance in PG 1, Methamphetamine – less than one gram. Chasity Christine Wade – One


count of Possession of Substance in PG 1, Methamphetamine – less than one gram. Joel Paul Gardner – One count


of Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle Matthew Evan McSpadden – One


count of Retaliation. Patrick D. Hardy – One count


of Possession of Marihuana – fifty pounds or less but more than five pounds. Roberto Garcia Perez – One


count of Driving While Intoxicated with Child Passenger. James Eric Minze – One count of


Possession of Substance in PG 1, Methamphetamine, less than one gram and one count of Unlawful Possession of Firearm by Felon.


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