Category: Crime

Lytle Police Report

Monday, October 26
8:45 AM – 18900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officers provided a bus escort for the LHS Cross Country Team.
12:25 PM – Lytle PD – Officer released personal property to the owner’s mother.
3:35 PM – Lytle PD – Officer released personal property to the owner’s mother.
:00 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer received a report of a silver Jaguar parked for an extended period. Everything was okay.
5:30 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke by phone with a complainant about an earlier incident at Lytle Primary School.
7:30 PM – 19900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officer responded to a report of a male leaving the center but was unable to find him.
8:00 PM – 19900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officer responded, placed a consumer who ran off earlier under Emergency Detention, and transported him to the San Antonio Behavioral Hospital.
Tuesday, October 27
8:00 AM – Main St. @ Railroad – Officers responded to a three-vehicle non-injury accident.
2:16 PM – 18700 Blk. Live Oak St. – Officer responded to the death of an 80-year-old female.
5:34 PM – 18900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officers provided a bus escort for the LHS Cross Country Team.
9:15 PM – Saddle Ridge Blvd. @ IH 35 – Officer responded to two suspicious males but could not locate them.
Wednesday, October 28
1:17 AM – 18400 Blk. Wisdom Rd. – Officer was notified of a vehicle repossession.
7:24 AM – 20200 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
12:12 PM – IH 35 @ MM 131 – Officer responded to a report of a stalled 18-wheeler in the roadway but could not locate it.
4:16 PM – Main St. @ FM 2790 – Officers responded to a two-vehicle injury accident.
5:51 PM – 19500 Blk. IH 35 – Officer spoke with a female about a lost Moto G 2026 cell phone valued at $60 that was misplaced somewhere in Lytle earlier in the day.
Thursday, October 29
1:18 PM – Lytle PD – Officer was contacted by a parent of a missing 20-year-old female who was a consumer at the Camino Real Crisis Center.
1:55 PM – 14900 Blk. IH 35 SB – Officers responded to a report of a Ford pickup driving on the shoulder and found the driver searching for trim off a trailer hauled earlier in the day.
6:51 PM – 20000 Blk. Huckleberry – Officers responded to unlock a 2016 Ford F-250.
11:26 PM – 20200 Blk. IH 35 – Officers responded to a verbal disturbance.
Friday, October 30
12:40 AM – Benton City Rd. @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officer initiated a traffic stop for failing to stop at the designated point, which resulted in the arrest of a 38 year old female for Driving While Intoxicated, 1st offense. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
1:29 AM – IH 35 Frontage Rd. @ FM 3175 – Officer provided traffic control for a stranded 18-wheeler while waiting on a wrecker.
7:53 AM – 18000 Blk. Wisdom Rd. – Officer responded to unlock a 2020 Ford Transit Van but was unable to unlock it.
4:51 PM – 18900 Blk. Wisdom Rd. – Officer responded to assist with an aggressive dog.
6:00 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a complainant regarding a child custody issue.
Saturday, October 31
11:41 AM – 14800 Blk. Main St. – Officers responded to unlock a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado.
12:41 PM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to a report of a water leak. Public Works was contacted.
6:06 PM – FM 2790 @ Main St. – Officers responded to a report of a vehicle in a ditch.
9:05 PM – 15000 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to a report of a possibly intoxicated driver. The vehicle was stopped, and all was okay.
9:38 PM – 19200 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer initiated a traffic stop, which resulted in the passenger being detained and released.
9:56 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to unlock a 2015 Chevrolet Cruz but could not unlock it.
10:57 PM – Assist Medina County Sheriff’s Office – IH 35 SB @ MM 132 – Officer responded outside Lytle city limits to assist with traffic control for an 18-wheeler blocking the roadway.
Sunday, November 01
1:34 AM – McDonald St. @ Railroad St. – Officer initiated a traffic stop for failing to signal within 100 feet, resulting in the arrest of a 24 year old female and a 24 year old female for Possession of Marijuana. Both subjects were booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
2:01 AM – Lytle-Somerset @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officers initiated a traffic stop for disregarding a stop sign, resulting in the arrest of a 31 year old male on an active Kendall County warrant for postal larceny and theft. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
2:51 AM – IH 35 NB Exit Ramp – Officers responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident involving an 18-wheeler. The driver of one of the vehicles was transported to the hospital on a blood warrant and released. The case is under investigation.
3:49 AM – 16100 Blk. Farmer – Officer responded to a report of two males in black hoodies who were possibly intoxicated. The officer could not locate the males.
9:53 AM – Assist Medina County Sheriff’s Office – 200 Blk. CR 683 – Officers responded outside Lytle city limits to assist with a shots-fired call stemming from a disturbance.
10:00 AM – Lytle PD – Officer arrested a 17 year old male on a local Lytle Warrant stemming from an Evading with a Motor Vehicle case from 10/22/2026. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
10:49 AM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a possible intoxicated male. Everything was okay.
8:45 PM – 1600 Blk. Medlock Valley – Officer was flagged down by a resident while patrolling in response to a report of damage to the resident’s 2015 Ford F-150. The resident stated the damage occurred between 10/29 and 10/31/2026.
10:54 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of a theft earlier in the night. The suspect fled with two bags of unknown merchandise or value and was observed leaving in a black SUV.

Devine Police Report

October 23
00:49AM – Officers assisted MCSO with self-inflicted gunshot wound report on CR 7725. Male shot himself. Wife reported injury. EMS paged out and male was transported to San Antonio.
08:43AM – Two vehicle accident on Hondo Ave. Both parties exchanged information.
11:15AM – City ordinance violation on Oak Hill Dr. 18 wheeler parked in no parking zone.
19:15PM – City ordinance violation on Oak Hill Dr. 2 citations issued for 18 wheelers parked in no parking zone.
20:56PM – Suspicious activity reported in reference to white or light gold older Yukon on Webb Ave since around 6pm. Last seen about 5 minutes prior. Checked area but unable to locate.
23:30PM – Caller reported suspicious Hispanic male in tan jacket on Hondo Ave who was asked to leave but refused. Male subject found outside and departed without incident.
October 24
09:56AM – Traffic complaint on Teel Dr in reference to female walking in middle of roadway wearing stiletto heels. Contact made with female and she departed.
14:05PM – Complainant on Hondo Ave advised approximately $1200 was taken from her purse on 10/21/26 or 10/22/26. No staff on location and no key holder info. Left voicemail on business phone line.
15:28PM – City ordinance violation on Oak Hill Dr in reference to 2 18 wheelers parked on location. Vehicles left prior to officer arrival.
15:51PM – Traffic complaint on IH 35 regarding a Black F-150 all over roadway that came back to a Devine address. Unable to locate.
18:15PM – City ordinance violation on Oak Hill Dr. Two citations issued to illegally parked 18 wheeler.
21:28PM – Suspicious activity reported on Commercial Dr in reference to 5 boys running around ringing door bells. 5 boys located, parent walked up from down the street, nothing suspicious. Boys departed without incident.
23:24PM – Caller reported a black truck on Hondo Ave that had been all over road in IH 35, said it turned into McDonald’s. No other description. Followed black truck only to QT and down Hondo Ave. No violations.
October 25
00:55 – Caller reported suspicious blue Sedan parked behind liquor store on Hondo Ave. Officer checked area and no one was observed.
15:18PM – Officer assisted EMS with elderly female experiencing confusion. Transported to University Hospital.
17:44PM – Disturbance on Benton Ave between female and male. Officer was advised that male was no longer on location.
20:49PM – Traffic complaint on IH 35 SB in reference to white newer model Chevy Silverado almost running into people. Took exit 173. Checked area but unable to locate.
October 26
10:00AM – Caller reported suspicious silver car going by house since last week on Teel Dr.
10:49AM – Suspicious vehicle left unattended on Hondo Ave.
11:53AM – Caller on Hondo Ave found brown men’s wallet. Officer released wallet to wife. Property receipt was issued.
22:45PM – Minor two vehicle accident on Hondo Ave.
October 27
06:04AM – Complainant on Corley Dr reported that their son was causing a disturbance.
10:46AM – Suspicious activity reported on Hondo Ave in reference to an abandoned blue car since Saturday 10/24/26.
13:31PM – Traffic complaint on Hondo Ave regarding 18 wheeler driving on multiple lanes. Unable to locate.
14:05PM – Stolen property (firearm) was recovered. Reported stolen out of Spartanburg PD (South Carolina). E-trace pending.
20:40PM – Caller reported verbal disturbance with a female on Hondo Ave.
October 28
10:40AM – Caller on Ingram Rd referenced domestic abuse of complaint’s female friend from husband.
13:13PM – Traffic complaint on I-35 SB in reference to individuals waving a flag. Subjects changing a flat tire on the bridge.
14:35PM – 18 wheeler in no parking zone on Oak Hill Dr. Citation issued.
16:54PM – Caller on IH 35 S reported red Kia parked in handicap spot without handicap plate or card. Placard was seen on dashboard.
20:53PM – 2 citations issued to illegally parked 18 wheelers on Oak Hill Dr.

Natalia Police Report

November 1, 7:50PM – Local law enforcement responded to a call for suspicious activity at a residential property. The reporting party contacted authorities after observing an unknown individual acting suspiciously around the water pipes located in the home’s backyard. Officers conducted a thorough inspection of the rear exterior of the residence revealing no unusual activity, signs of forced entry, or property damage. No further incidents or evidence of wrongdoing were found, and the call was closed without additional reports.
November 1, 9:53AM – Officer dispatched to a residence following reports of a verbal altercation between two individuals. Dispatch further advised that one of the males involved was reportedly armed with a firearm and had discharged a single round into the ground during the dispute. The responding officer contacted a resident, who stated they had not personally witnessed the altercation. The resident agreed to attempt to retrieve relevant footage from the property’s exterior surveillance cameras for review. While backup cover was maintained, personnel from the Medina County agency made contact with the two involved males to assess the situation. Following the interaction, no further action was required or taken at the scene.
November 1, 5:30AM – Officer responded to a call regarding loose horses and a stalled vehicle along the highway. Driver explained that the vehicle’s rotor had overheated and begun smoking. The driver confirmed that the horses being hauled were safely secured and strapped down inside. According to the driver, an attempt was made to navigate across the grass to reach the nearby Love’s Travel Stop, but the vehicle ultimately became stuck. A tow service was contacted and estimated to arrive at approximately 8:00 a.m. to pull the vehicle free.
November 1, 1:22AM – Officer conducting traffic enforcement clocked a vehicle traveling 95 MPH in a 45 MPH zone and initiated a traffic stop. When the vehicle pulled over, a female occupant exited, yelled that someone wasn’t breathing, and drove off before answering questions. The vehicle traveled at 50 MPH in a 35 MPH zone until stopping near roadside with EMS personnel. Officer found a semi-responsive female occupant experiencing a severe medical emergency involving heavy bleeding. The officer immediately assisted EMS in transferring the patient to an ambulance. A second female subject—carrying an infant and showing signs of intoxication—physically grabbed and interfered with the officer. The officer used reasonable force to push her back and maintain scene safety while aiding the patient.
October 31, 7:30PM – Officer responded to a call regarding a loose dog. A black and brown Doberman matching the provided description was located. Neighbors informed the officer that the animal belonged to a resident. The officer successfully captured the dog without incident and transported it to the Natalia dog kennel, where it was safely secured and provided with food and water.
October 29, 7:56AM – Officer conducted a traffic stop on a white Dodge Avenger operating without front or back license plates, driven by an individual with an expired driver’s license and vehicle registration. Assisted by MCSO Deputies, officers arranged for the vehicle to be towed by Lone Star Towing. During an inventory search, officers recovered a smoking pipe and a clear plastic baggie containing a crystal-like substance in plain view. The driver was transported to the county jail.
October 28, 4:50PM – Officer responded to the K & N Apartments following a report of a dog disturbance, arriving to find an unrestrained dog roaming freely on the shared property. Officers first spoke with a resident who expressed concern that the animal should not be running loose around the complex, before contacting the dog’s owner, who explained that the pet had accidentally escaped when a family member arrived home from school and was promptly instructed to secure the animal indoors. During the conversation, the owner expressed discomfort, alleging that the neighbor constantly stared at him and threw rocks and sticks at the dog, while officers explained that the neighbor’s reaction likely stemmed from fear of a loose animal in a shared space, pointing to a mutual misunderstanding. Officers then spoke with the neighbor, who claimed that the dog’s owner had expressed a desire to fight, prompting law enforcement to advise both parties to maintain a safe distance from one another and instruct the neighbor to call police again if the dog was ever seen running loose. The owner and his siblings successfully retrieved and secured the dog inside, and the incident was closed with no further action required.
October 28, 1:55AM – Officers responded to Lily’s Drive-Thru for a motion sensor alarm. Upon arrival, an exterior check confirmed all doors were locked and secure, with no suspicious activity observed
October 27, 10:06PM – Officer was alerted by a nearby county deputy to a stalled semi-trailer blocking the north and southbound lanes of the access road behind Love’s Travel Stop, forcing passing motorists to navigate around the obstruction. Officer contacted the two vehicle operators at the scene. The driver explained that a damaged injector had caused the semi-trailer to become inoperable and noted that a tow truck had been contacted, estimating an arrival time of approximately 40 minutes. Before the tow truck arrived, the semi-trailer was successfully moved off the access road and relocated to the nearby Chubby’s gas station, clearing the lanes of traffic. No further action was required.
October 27, 8:08PM – Officer responded to a trailer park on 3rd Street East following reports of a loose, aggressive dog that had attempted to bite a resident. Officers interviewed multiple witnesses who stated that an animal belonging to a resident where the dog frequently ran loose and had a history of aggressive behavior toward neighbors and children. Witnesses explained that the dog had advanced on a resident outside, prompting a family member to throw rocks to protect her before the animal fled back. Officers contacted the dog’s owner – who had previously received a written warning for a loose dog violation – and observed the animal acting aggressively from behind a living room window. The argumentative owner was issued a formal city ordinance citation for a loose dog violation and summoned to appear at Natalia City Hall, while the property manager was also briefed on the ongoing safety concerns regarding the animal.
October 27, 2:18pm – Officer received a report regarding a theft at a local residence. Officer contacted a resident who stated that after placing two trash cans out during the week, she returned home to find that one of the cans was missing. The reporting party had no information on who might have taken the property, and the incident was closed with no further action required.
October 27, 12:15AM – While conducting a routine business check at Love’s Travel Stop, officer received a citizen report regarding a distressed man walking and waving his arms on the bridge toward northbound IH 35. Officer located the individual matching the description at the intersection of IH-35 Northbound and FM 471. Upon contact, the subject explained that he was simply out for a walk and had an 18-wheeler parked nearby at the travel stop, later agreeing that walking along the roadway in that manner was unusual. A routine records check came back clear with no active warrants. The individual was advised to exercise caution while walking near traffic and was subsequently released.
October 26, 8:55PM – While responding to a disturbance in progress at Natalia Junior High, officer arrived to find that a school board meeting had escalated out of hand. Officers stood by at the scene until the situation was successfully de-escalated by school resource officers and command staff. Once it was confirmed that there were no further issues or threats, units departed the location with no further action required.
October 26, 4:26PM – Officer received a report regarding the theft of a motor vehicle from a property in Natalia. The complainant, acting under power of attorney for the registered owner, reported that a black 1998 Toyota Camry with tan leather interior and Texas license plates was missing. According to the reporting party, the vehicle had last been seen sometime in 2024 and was discovered missing in January 2026, leaving an exact date of removal unknown. The vehicle’s value was estimated at $1,500, and there are currently no known suspects or witnesses.

Lytle Police Report

Monday, October 19
8:37 AM – Lytle PD – Officer conducted a follow-up and released personal property to its owner.
3:17 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
4:56 PM – Main St. @ FM 2790 – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
5:20 PM – FM 3175 @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officers responded to a report of a male acting erratically but could not locate him.
6:22 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to a diesel spill. A customer pumped DEF into his
diesel tank and drained DEF and diesel onto the ground. Fire Marshals cited and released Male (55) for a Fire Code Violation (Release of hazardous material). Lytle VFD contained the spill.
6:34 PM – Welfare Check – 19900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officers responded to check on a male and female who departed the facility. Everything was okay.
7:19 PM – 19800 Blk. Bruce St. – Officers responded to speak to a concerned citizen regarding a neighbor.
8:38 PM – 14800 Blk. Lytle Somerset – Officers responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
11:04 PM – 15000 Blk. Main St. – Officers were flagged down by a parent regarding a missing 14-year-old male juvenile.
Tuesday, October 20
1:15 AM – 19500 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to assist with changing a flat tire.
8:08 AM – 18900 Blk. FM 2790 – Officer followed up on a missing juvenile report from the
previous night and located him at the Lytle High School.
10:30 AM – 14700 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
9:09 PM – Little Pirates Daycare 15000 Blk. Main St. – Officer took a report of an incident.
10:11 PM – 15300 Blk. Newton St. – Officer responded to a report of loud music but heard nothing.
Wednesday, October 21
8:06 AM – 19000 Blk. Priest Blvd. – Officer received a phone call regarding an alleged assault that occurred at the
Lytle Community Center. The caller did not want to pursue charges.
12:58 PM – 19400 Blk. Davis St. – Officers responded to an active disturbance involving an irate male yelling in the
doctor’s office lobby. Officers issued the male a Criminal Trespass Notice and provided him a courtesy ride to Twin Lakes.
6:30 PM – 20000 Blk. Huckleberry St. – Officer responded to unlock a 2016 Ford F-150.
7:08 PM – Officer responded to a report of men on the water tower. Officers discovered the men were
working on the water tower.
Thursday, October 22
7:20 AM – HEB C-Store – Officers responded to a report of a missing male juvenile seen in the area, reported missing from Somerset, but were unable to locate him.
8:05 AM – 11500 Blk. Laredo St. – Officers responded to unlock a 2021 GMC Yukon Denali.
8:20 AM – 16000 Blk. Medlock Valley – Officer spoke with a resident by phone and contacted Animal Control regarding dogs fighting in his backyard.
9:30 AM – 14800 Blk. Main St. – Officers provided a funeral escort.
12:30 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to assist with a suicidal male but could not locate him.
4:17 PM – 19900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officers responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
8:01 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to check on a male and a female arguing in the parking lot but could not find them.
10:58 PM – Main St. @ McDonald St. – Officer initiated a traffic stop for a taillight violation, and a 17-year-old male fled from police, resulting in a vehicle pursuit. The 2014 Acura spun out at Luckey Rd. & the IH 35 Frontage Rd., and the driver fled on foot. Officers could not locate the driver, who was later identified. The case is under investigation.
Friday, October 23
8:15 AM – Live Oak @ Norvell St. – Officers responded to a report of a deer stuck in a fence. Officers removed and released the
deer.
5:00 PM – Main St. @ McDonald St. – Officers responded to a report of a male wearing all black throwing items at vehicles but could not locate him.
5:15 PM – Main St. @ McDonald St. – Officer assisted in pushing a stranded vehicle out of the roadway.
7:26 PM – Officer spoke with a complainant about a protective order violation.
Saturday, October 24
10:36 AM – 18900 Blk. FM 2790 – Officers responded to a report of an air leak coming from the metal shop. Lytle
ISD was notified.
1:36 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to unlock a GMC Sierra.
1:46 PM – 19000 Blk. N. Somerset St. – Officer responded to an unoccupied vehicle. Everything was okay.
2:21 PM – McDonald St. @ IH 35 SB Frontage Rd. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
8:06 PM – 20200 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to a report of a male slumping over. Everything was okay.
9:31 PM – 6300 Blk. Diaz St. – Officer responded to a report of loud music.
9:49 PM – Welfare Check – 18700 Blk. N. Prairie St. – Officers responded and discovered everything was okay.
11:16 PM – John Lott Park 15000 Blk. Adams St. – Officers observed a suspicious vehicle at the park, which resulted in the citation and release of female (20), female (19), and male (19), who received citations for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
Sunday, October 25
2:53 AM– McDonald St. @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officers observed a male and female walking along the roadway, acting suspiciously. Officers determined the female was a juvenile and provided her a courtesy ride home.
8:26 AM – IH 35 @ MM 133 – Officers responded to a report of a sideswiped vehicle. Officers contacted the 18-wheeler driver and the car driver, who found no damage and declined to file a report.
9:07 AM – 19900 Blk. Lonesome Dove – Officers responded and found the resident to be a guest renting through Airbnb. Another guest damaged an air fryer and a piece of yard art before departing the scene.
1:06 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a shoplifting report involving a $110 Ninja blender. The female left before the officer arrived. The case is under investigation.
6:17 PM – 63300 Blk. Hidalgo St. – Officer responded to the death of an 88-year-old female.
8:25 PM – 19400 Blk. S. Prairie St. – Officers responded to a report of someone kicking the front door of their residence. Officers were unable to locate anyone.

Natalia Police Report

10-19-26
Disturbance Call – 132 TX-132, Natalia, TX 78059
Issue: Male attempted to pick up son, but mother refused to allow the father to do so.
10-20-26
Fire Call (Information Report) – 900 block of 5th Street
The Fire Department responded to a male burning a fire during a burn ban. The male refused to extinguish the fire, so the Natalia Fire Department put it out.
10-21-26
Accident Call – 1700 block of TX-132
Two-vehicle accident reported. Both parties were uninjured.
10-21-26
Disturbance (Loud Noise) – 800 block of 5th Street
A large amount of furniture was placed on the street for bulk pickup. The homeowner reported the bulk trash was not collected and was advised to contact the trash service by phone.
10-22-26
Animal Control (Lost Dog) – 700 block of 6th Street
A German Shepherd was reported loose in the area.
10-22-26
Animal Control (Lost Emu) – FM 471 South
A loose emu was running up and down the road. The owner came and retrieved the emu.
10-22-26
Civil Matter – 700 block of 5th Street
A dispute between brother and sister regarding ownership of their mother’s house.
10-23-26
Assist Other Agency – 200 block CR 7725
Officers and EMS responded to a shooting. The male victim was transported to the hospital.
10-24-26
Information (Panic Alarm) – 600 block of Miller
A male was found on the bathroom floor. EMS checked the individual, who refused hospital transport.
10-23-26
Assist Citizen – Love’s Travel Center
An 18-wheeler was parked in a fire lane. The driver was not located; a Love’s employee will attempt to contact the trucking company owner.
10-13-26
Vehicle Accident (Bus) – 900 block of Miller
An Hondo ISD bus backed into a white pickup truck. EMS confirmed all passengers were unharmed.
10-24-26
Information (Male Sleeping) – Love’s Travel Center
A male was found sleeping on the ground behind Love’s. The male was asked to leave the premises.
10-25-26
Towed Vehicle – 1960 block SH-132
Vehicle towed for lack of insurance and registration.

Lytle Police Report

Monday, October 12
5:45 AM – IH 35 @ MM 131 – Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver and spoke to the driver. Everything was okay.
8:00 AM – Saddle Ridge Blvd. – Officers responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle to discover both vehicles belonged to developers of the subdivision.
10:42 AM – Assist Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office – 700 Blk. FM 2790 – Officers responded outside the city limits of Lytle to assist with an active disturbance.
12:50 PM – Lytle PD – Officer released personal property to the owner’s representative.
2:38 PM – 6000 Blk. Medlock Valley – Officer spoke by phone with a complainant about Texas license plates stolen in San Antonio the prior week.
3:26 PM – Laredo St. @ N. Benton St. – Officers responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
4:15 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer spoke with a complainant by phone regarding damage to her Toyota Camry.
4:17 PM – 14800 Blk. Main St. – Officers responded to a report of found mail. Officers returned the mail, which contained a credit card and an unopened letter to its owner.
8:43 PM – Main St. @ N. Benton St. – Officer responded to a report of reckless driver but could not locate the vehicle.
11:35 PM – 63300 Blk. Juarez St. – Officer responded to the death of an 86-year-old female.
Tuesday, October 13
12:16 AM – 16000 Blk. Imes Way – Officer responded to a family verbal disturbance.
9:30 AM – 19200 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle to discover it was a customer’s vehicle.
9:44 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officers conducted an annual fire inspection.
11:31 AM – 19300 Blk. Blume Dr. – Officer recovered a utility trailer stolen from San Antonio.
7:40 PM – D’Hanis @ Adams St. – Officers responded to a one-vehicle non-injury accident that damaged a water hydrant.
8:10 PM – 19000 Blk. Live Oak – Officer was flagged down by a stranded motorist whose vehicle would not start.
Wednesday, October 14
10:11 AM – 19700 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to a report of a minor accident.
3:27 PM – 15300 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to a report of suspicious activity, but the customers left before the officer arrived.
6:38 PM – 15000 Blk. Short St. – Officer responded to a report of harassment between two juvenile males.
6:41 PM – CR 681 @ First St. – Officer responded to a report of loose livestock but found none.
9:06 PM – Railroad St. @ Pine St. – Officers responded to a stalled train blocking the crossing.
10:19 PM – 19900 Blk. IH 35 – Officers responded to a report of a male needing a ride. Officers contacted the man’s family, who picked him up.
Thursday, October 15
4:41 AM – 15300 Blk. CR 681 – Officer responded to a report of loose cattle.
6:00 AM – 19600 Blk. Benton City Rd. – Officer responded to a report of a dead animal in the roadway and removed it.
6:22 AM – Doc Holiday @ Saddle Ridge Blvd. – Officer responded to a report of two small dogs chasing a 10-year-old waiting on the bus. Officer allowed the child to wait on the bus in the patrol unit. Animal Control was contacted.
8:57 AM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded and issued a citation and CTW for Theft <$100 to a 41 year old female for shoplifting cosmetic and body products valued at $81.32. Belinda was released at the scene.
5:00 PM – 19300 Blk. Hidalgo St. – Officer responded to a report of three cows in his front yard.
5:28 PM – 19400 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded regarding a terminated employee.
6:06 PM – 19900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officers responded to a consumer who had left the center. Everything was okay.
6:41 PM – 15300 Blk. CR 681 – Officer responded to a report of loose cattle.
7:42 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a possible theft report. No theft occurred.
7:55 PM – 15400 Blk. Cottage St. – Officer responded to a report of a suspicious person to find everything was okay.
9:07 PM – FM 2790 @ Farmer – Officer responded to a report of a reckless driver and was unable to locate the vehicle.
10:08 PM – 63300 Blk. Juarez St. – Officers responded to a report of contractors working past 7:00 PM.
10:54 PM – 19300 Blk. S. Somerset – Officers responded to an active medical alert. Everything was okay.
Friday, October 16
3:24 AM – 19500 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to an active alarm. The business was secure.
10:21 AM – Railroad St. @ McDonald St. – Officers responded to discover a traffic backup due to a food drive at the Church.
10:24 AM – McDonald St. @ IH 35 – Officers responded to a report of a sign hanging from a signal light.
1:00 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of a damaged 2022 Toyota RAV4 that was struck by a shopping basket.
1:20 PM – 14800 Blk. Lytle-Somerset St. – Officers responded to a report of building damage that occurred on 10/13/2026.
1:45 PM – McDonald St. @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officers provided traffic control while TXDOT removed the sign that was hanging from a signal light.
6:00 PM – Lytle PD – Officer responded to a child custody issue.
8:20 PM – 16200 Blk. Farmer – Officers responded to a report of juveniles next to his vehicle. Everything was okay.
Saturday, October 17
2:28 AM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer provided a jump start to a stranded motorist.
11:30 AM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of four fake $100 bills and seized them.
11:31 AM – Lytle-Somerset @ S. Somerset – Officer responded to a report of a possible blown transformer. None was located.
5:30 PM – Wisdom Rd. @ Norvell St. – Officer responded but could not locate the vehicle.
Sunday, October 18
12:50 AM – 15500 Blk. Main St. – Officers initiated a traffic stop for speeding, which resulted in the arrest of a 54 year old male for Driving While Intoxicated, Possession of a Controlled Substance, Terroristic Threats: Public Servant, Resisting Arrest, Search, or Seizure. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
3:28 PM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to the death of an 86-year-old female.

Natalia Police Report

October 12 – At approximately 1:36 p.m., Natalia Police and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) responded to a home on 7th Street following a report of an assault involving a weapon. Upon arrival, officers located a male victim receiving medical treatment inside an ambulance for a puncture wound to his neck. According to police reports, a verbal argument between family members in the living room escalated when a woman threw a pair of scissors at the victim, striking him in the neck and causing visible bleeding. The victim was treated by EMS personnel at the scene and declined further transportation to a hospital. Officers documented and photographed the victim’s injury. Officers subsequently took the female suspect into custody on the premises. She was arrested for Assault Cause Bodily Injury – Family Violence and transported to the Medina County Jail without further incident. The scissors involved in the incident were recovered and secured into evidence.
October 14, 2026 – At approximately 7:21 a.m., a responding officer arrived near 7th Street and Kearney Street to locate a vehicle stopped in the roadway and impeding the flow of morning traffic. Officers directed traffic at the intersection to maintain safety and driver flow while the motorist arranged for private towing assistance. A private wrecker arrived shortly after to remove the vehicle from the roadway. Traffic resumed normal operations once the roadway was cleared.
October 15 – At approximately 2:34 p.m., local police arrived at a residence on Miller Street after a family member reported that the individual had fallen inside a bathroom and required assistance to open the door. Natalia Police, along with local Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and fire personnel, made entry and successfully provided assistance to the resident.
October 17, 2026 – At approximately 10:30 p.m., patrolling officers were flagged down by a passing truck driver who reported that a vehicle had driven into a ditch near the train tracks. Responding officers arrived at the scene, where a witness had remained to assist law enforcement. According to police reports, the driver of a Toyota RAV4 was traveling between 50 and 60 mph toward Poteet when she lost control near a curve and railroad crossing. The driver told officers her vehicle hit a bump and struck a concrete barrier before sliding into the ditch. The driver sustained visible leg injuries, including scrapes and bleeding, but declined emergency medical services at the scene. Due to its position causing a potential hazard near the tracks, the vehicle was towed. Because the crash occurred in close proximity to the rail line, officers the Railroad Department to inspect the area. A representative subsequently evaluated the location and confirmed that minor scratches on the tracks caused no structural danger and would not impact train safety or operations. The driver was released at the scene after securing private transportation from a friend.
October 17 – At approximately 11:30 p.m., responding officers were dispatched after a parked truck driver reported hearing a loud impact while sleeping inside his vehicle. According to the investigating officer, the collision occurred when the driver of a 2020 Peterbilt semi-truck attempted to reverse out of an adjacent space into another parking spot. During the maneuver, the Peterbilt collided with a parked 2026 Freightliner semi-truck. The driver of the reversing truck admitted responsibility for the incident at the scene. The impact resulted in damage to the front passenger-side bumper and mirror of the parked Freightliner. Investigating officers noted paint transfer on the Peterbilt’s passenger-side running board consistent with the Freightliner’s exterior paint color. Officers photographed the damage on both commercial vehicles, and the drivers were instructed to exchange insurance information. No injuries were reported.
October 19, 2026 – Local law enforcement responded to an unusual call regarding a loose sheep roaming outdoors. Upon being dispatched to the area, responding officers were able to locate and contact the livestock’s owner. The owner, who was out of town at the time, coordinated with family members to resolve the situation promptly. The incident was resolved smoothly without further disruption.
October 19, 2026 – While conducting routine business checks at Love’s Travel Stop, a responding officer was approached by the store manager regarding a customer dispute at the fuel pumps. The manager reported that a truck driver at Pump 20 had become argumentative and used profane language toward her during an interaction, prompting her to request police assistance to have the individual removed from the property. Upon contacting the truck driver, officers learned that the dispute reportedly began over a communication misunderstanding with a new employee. The driver stated that the manager intervened to ask for patience, which escalated into a brief verbal exchange. After evaluating the situation and speaking with both parties, officers advised the driver that he was required to leave the premises at management’s request. He was formally warned that returning to the property could result in a criminal trespass citation and potential arrest. The driver acknowledged the warning and left the area without further incident. Store staff were advised to contact law enforcement immediately should the individual return.
October 19 – Local law enforcement responded to a residential security alarm activation. Upon arriving at the scene, the responding officer conducted a perimeter check of the property. All doors and entry points were found locked and secured, with no signs of forced entry or suspicious activity detected in the area. Officers contacted the property owner by phone to report the scene was secure and confirm there was no active emergency. The scene was cleared without incident.
October 19 – Natalia Police are investigating a residential burglary reported at a home on East 3rd Street. Responding officers met with a resident who reported that her home was broken into while she was in the process of moving out. According to the resident, an unknown individual entered through a window overnight and stole a kitchen table set. Officers documented the scene and noted that the window screen had been removed and left on the floor. A witness reported seeing a blue pickup truck, possibly a Chevy Silverado, parked in the driveway around 2:30 a.m. During a follow-up investigation later that day, the resident reported additional missing items, including jewelry and four sports jerseys. The investigation remains ongoing.
October 19 – A nearby resident contacted law enforcement after noting they had not seen or heard from a neighboring tenant on East 3rd Street for several days and expressed concern for animals located inside the residence. Responding officers conducted a welfare check at the property. All exterior doors were found locked and secured, and officers observed no signs of foul play or suspicious activity around the premises.

Devine Police Report

October 9
12:23PM – City ordinance violation on Oakhill Dr in reference to 18 wheelers parked in no parking zone.
13:54PM – Two vehicle minor accident on Hondo Ave. Morales towing took vehicle 2.
17:06PM – Caller requested welfare check on elderly couple in white Ford vehicle appearing to be having vehicle issues on IH 35.
19:22PM – City ordinance violation on Oakhill Dr in reference to big rig parked in no parking zone. Citation issued.
20:33PM – 15-year-old female on Teel Dr made self harm statements and was placed under an emergency detention.
October 10
00:25AM – Caller on Libold Dr reported suspicious Hispanic male in shorts had been in her yard and then went to the street dancing. Unable to locate.
10:22AM – Traffic complaint on Mockingbird Ln in reference to tree branch in roadway. Closed 500 block of
roadway while public words removed it.
11:26AM – Complainant reported male on mobility scooter on Rossville Rd in roadway trying to mess with complainant.
15:55PM – Female on Fox Run wanted documentation that she returned home and door was kicked in. Believes it was ex-boyfriend. Just wanted documentation because it’s a rental home.
19:12PM – City ordinance violation on Oakhill Dr in reference to 18 wheeler parked in no parking zone. Citation issued.
22:53PM – Male on IH 35 S was cited and released for theft less than $100.
October 11
03:20AM – Employees on Hondo Ave called in welfare check on female not causing issues, just wanted her checked on. Female resident went back to facility.
09:00AM – Officer assisted MCSO with male subject on SH 132.
09:47AM – Officer assisted Lytle PD in locating theft suspect from HEB, wrong license plate was given by employees.
10:15AM – Traffic complaint on IH 35 in reference to 18 wheeler all over roadway.
12:40PM – Officer assisted MCSO with physical disturbance on CR 773. Deputy on scene.
15:30PM – Traffic complaint on Colonial Pkwy in reference to IH 35 being shut down for road work.
19:29PM – Welfare check on SH 132 N in reference to male wearing plaid walking in middle of roadway, possibly under the influence. Unable to locate.
19:39PM – Officer assisted motorist with vehicle stopped at stop sign with flat on Enterprise Ave. Had help coming and was directed into tractor supply parking lot.
19:48PM – Traffic complaint on Teel Dr in reference to white truck tailgating caller, headed west. Unable to locate.
October 12
13:40PM – DPS trooper requested assistance with traffic stop on Hondo Ave with wanted male.
16:40PM – Female cited and released for theft on IH 35 S.
18:01PM – Caller stated male on Davis Ave wanted welfare check. Home was unoccupied. Contact was made with male and was told to leave.
October 13
10:30AM – Minor vehicle accident on IH 35 NB. Friendly Glenn’s took custody of vehicle.
12:01PM – Traffic complaint on Coker Ave. Caller stated vehicles are always ‘flying’ by up and down that area. Concerned for walkers. Requested patrol.
18:00PM – Officers assisted other agency with presence to recover item from homeowner.
October 14
10:28AM – Disturbance on Teel Dr in reference to male in parking lot banging on her car window.
19:15PM – Complainant on Bright Dr reported male on porch looking at AC unit before departing. Male not observed on scene. No contact with property owner.
19:34PM – Complainant on Brown Ave got home and wanted officer to ensure no one was inside and to help him in. Door was locked but not latched. No one inside. Male was helped to living room.
20:15PM – Suspicious activity reported on Ehlinger Ave. 2 males sitting on side by side, found males on mini truck. Dad arrived to assist. Nothing suspicious.
20:54PM – Welfare check requested on Hondo Ave for male with baseball cap dancing near street outside of church’s chicken. Unable to locate.
October 15
07:45AM – Fire and EMS were notified that NB access lane will be closed until mid November.
07:45AM – Officer assisted with major accident on FM 2200.
9:00AM – Complainant reported vehicles speeding in Teel Dr area.
09:44AM – Traffic complaint on IH 35 in reference to a road rage incident.
15:55PM – Minor two vehicle accident occurred on Hondo Ave.
20:33PM – Theft on SH 132 N. Male in 50’s removed lug nuts from trailer tire. No license plate.
21:26PM – Officers requested by Medina ESD on Davis Ave for adult male who was unresponsive.

Natalia Police Report

OCTOBER 5TH, 2026 — At approximately 4:50 p.m. on October 5, a patrolling officer located a stalled semi-truck blocking traffic on the I-35 frontage road near Mustang Estates. The driver agreed to have a tow truck dispatched, and officers conducted traffic control in the area to manage the resulting congestion. A short time later, with assistance from a travel stop technician, the driver was able to safely move the semi-truck to the nearby Love’s Travel Stop, restoring normal traffic flow to the frontage road.
OCTOBER 5TH, 2026 — At approximately 5:13 p.m. on October 5, an officer was dispatched to the Natalia High School campus regarding a potential minor collision. The vehicle owner reported that another individual had pointed out damage to his front passenger bumper, though he was uncertain if the damage was pre-existing or occurred on school grounds. The driver declined to file a formal crash report regarding the possible incident. Officers documented the contact, provided a case number for reference, and cleared the scene with no further action required.
OCTOBER 6, 2026 – On October 5, officers responded to Love’s Travel Stop regarding a theft report. A victim reported that several sensitive personal items – including a driver’s license book, birth certificate, Social Security card, Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), and DOT medical card – were stolen from her bag between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. that morning. The victim discovered the items were missing after traveling to Laredo, Texas, and returned to Natalia to report the theft. Store staff advised that there were no surveillance cameras covering the specific area where the theft occurred. Police documented the incident and generated a formal report. No further leads or suspect descriptions are available at this time.
OCTOBER 6, 2026 – At approximately 5:50 p.m. on October 6, an officer responded to a report of an individual in a wheelchair near a travel stop and located the resident nearby the Dollar General on FM 471. The officer spoke with the resident, who assured the officer that she was safe and simply traveling to the store as exercise. After offering a courtesy ride, which the resident politely declined, officers cleared the scene with no further action required.
OCTOBER 7TH, 2026 – On October 7, a family member visited the Natalia Police Department to report that a gate was broken at a home on 6th Street while she was securing the property. While it is currently unknown whether anyone entered the residence or if any property was taken, “No Trespassing” signs have been posted around the perimeter to deter unauthorized visitors. The Natalia Police Department has agreed to conduct extra patrols in the area to monitor the home for suspicious activity and prevent potential trespassing.
OCTOBER 8TH 2026 – At approximately 9:12 p.m. on October 7, police were dispatched to the Dollar General on FM 471 following reports that a subject previously told to leave had returned to the store. Responding officers located the suspect outside the building near the entrance and placed him in handcuffs. Store employees reported that the individual had been given multiple verbal warnings by management and staff over consecutive days to leave the property and not return, citing past altercations and panhandling. According to store staff, the suspect was instructed twice earlier that evening to leave but remained in the area. When questioned by officers, the suspect stated he had returned to gather discarded items and claimed he had permission to be on the premises, which employees denied. After store representatives completed formal trespass documentation, officers determined there was probable cause to charge the suspect. He was taken into custody for Criminal Trespass and transported to the Medina County Jail for booking.
OCTOBER 8TH 2026 – A patrol officer observed a man walking on the wrong side of the road and stepping toward the middle of the highway, causing an oncoming vehicle to swerve to avoid striking him. Officers made contact with the pedestrian, who stated he was unaware that walking on that side of the roadway was against traffic laws. The individual explained he had been dropped off in the area to perform lawn work and was currently experiencing homelessness. After ensuring he was not carrying any weapons, officers provided the man with a courtesy transport to Haven for Hope in San Antonio to ensure his safety and access to shelter services.
OCTOBER 8TH, 2026 – According to police, the resident purchased two money orders – one for $1,000 and another for $200 – on September 8 and mailed them to his mortgage lender to cover a monthly payment. The issue came to light after the homeowner received notice of an overdue balance and contacted the mortgage company, which confirmed the $1,200 payment had not been received. A subsequent check revealed that neither money order had been cashed, leading the resident to believe the documents were lost in the mail during transit. Officers documented the incident and provided a case number to assist the resident with the financial recovery and tracing process. Authorities noted there is currently no evidence of theft or fraudulent activity.
OCTOBER 8TH, 2026 – Officers were dispatched to a residence on 7th Street after a complainant requested law enforcement assistance, stating they possessed a temporary restraining order granting them custody of a 3-year-old child. The complainant reported that the property’s front gate was locked, preventing them from retrieving the child from another relative currently caring for him. Responding officers conducted a civil standby and made contact with the relative at the residence, who stated they had not been served with any legal notice or court documentation directing them to release the child. Officers subsequently conducted a welfare check on the 3-year-old child. No signs of abuse, neglect, or injury were observed, and officers determined the child was not in any immediate danger.
OCTOBER 11TH, 2026 – At about 2:51 p.m. on October 11, officers responded to a smoking vehicle near mile marker 127 on southbound I-35. Upon arrival near mile marker 126, responding officers found a semi-truck fully engulfed in flames. Local law enforcement and the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) coordinated at the scene, securing the area and requesting a wrecker. Officers set up traffic control at key nearby intersections, including State Highway 132 and FM 471 near Love’s Travel Stop, to divert traffic safely away from the burning vehicle. The driver of the semi-truck was uninjured and provided a courtesy transport to a nearby truck stop (TA Express) while state troopers remained on scene to handle the investigation and clear the roadway.
OCTOBER 11TH, 2026 – Emergency crews responded to a downed power line and minor fire in Natalia on Sunday afternoon following an alleged hit-and-run incident involving a commercial vehicle.
At about 4:15 p.m. on October 11, officers were dispatched to the 600 block of 6th Street. Upon arrival, an officer observed a resident attempting to extinguish a small fire near the downed utility line using a household fire extinguisher. The officer directed the bystander to a safe distance due to electrical hazards, secured the immediate area, and blocked traffic to prevent vehicles from entering the street. Fire department personnel responded to the scene, closing off the opposite end of the street and setting up traffic cones to maintain a safe perimeter. A witness informed officers that a semi-truck struck the power line and fled the scene before emergency services arrived. No license plate or further description of the semi-truck was available. Firefighters remained on the scene to monitor the area while awaiting the arrival of the local power company to manage the downed line. No injuries were reported.

Lytle Police Report

Monday, October 05
9:06 AM – FM 3175 @ IH 35 – Officer responded to a report of a male running in and out of the roadway but could not locate him.
10:03 AM – IH 35 @ FM 3175 – Officer responded to check on a male walking on the side of the road but could not locate him.
10:50 AM – 19600 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to a report of trash being dumped in their dumpster.
11:35 AM – IH 35 Frontage Rd. @ FM 3175 – Officer responded to assist a stranded motorist. Lytle Public Works pushed the vehicle out of the roadway.
12:03 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to an unwanted customer.
12:17 PM – IH 35 @ FM 3175 – Officer responded but could not locate any hazard in the area.
1:22 PM – 20200 Blk. IH 35 – Officers responded to a verbal disturbance between two males.
2:51 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
4:59 PM – Assist Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office – FM 3175 @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officer responded to a report of a two-vehicle accident that occurred outside Lytle city limits and waited for the ACSO deputy to arrive.
5:45 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer spoke by phone with a complainant about a wallet lost on September 19, 2026, that contained identifying information.
6:02 PM – 15100 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to a report of multiple online transaction scams involving merchandise.
7:46 PM – 18700 Blk. Wisdom Rd. – Officers responded to a verbal disturbance.
8:34 PM – 19700 Blk. Creek St. – Officers responded to a report of someone knocking on the door but could not locate anyone.
Tuesday, October 06
5:48 AM – Saddle Ridge BLND. @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officer responded to a subject dressed in all black but could not locate anyone.
2:45 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a complainant regarding harassment.
4:15 PM – Lytle PD – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
5:20 PM – 19900 Blk. FM 3175 – Officer responded to check on a male who departed the Crisis Center but could not find him.
7:26 PM – Dickens Bluff @ Farmer – Officers responded to a report of men climbing the water tower. Officers found a vendor placing lighting on the water tower.
11:31 PM – Assist Atascosa EMS – 15300 Blk. Main St. – Officers responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
11:54 PM – Lytle-Somerset @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officers responded to a report of a reckless driver but were unable to locate the Honda Accord.
Wednesday, October 07
6:35 AM – 14600 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to a 911 hang-up. Everything was okay.
7:20 AM – 19500 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to an unwanted homeless male at the business.
12:21 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a verbal disturbance.
7:00 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a complainant regarding personal property.
Thursday, October 08
9:45 AM – 19200 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a complaint of a contractor digging on the store’s property.
10:15 AM – 18400 Blk. Wisdom Rd. – Officer responded after a report of loose dogs.
11:30 AM – 16000 Blk. White Cap Dr. – Officer spoke to a complainant at the PD regarding a stolen laptop valued at $999. The laptop was located, and charges are pending.
2:25 PM – FM 2790 @ Main St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
4:19 PM – N. Prairie St. @ Railroad St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle injury accident.
4:23 PM – N. Prairie St. @ Railroad St. – Officers responded to a one-vehicle non-injury accident.
Friday, October 09
12:19 AM – 14400 Blk. Main St. – Officer initiated a traffic stop for speeding, resulting in the arrest of a 21 year old male for Driving While Intoxicated with an Open Container. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
8:30 AM – Jourdanton – Officer conducted a follow-up investigation and attended the Atascosa County Care Coordination Meeting at the Sheriff’s Office.
10:50 AM – Assist Atascosa EMS – Benton City Rd. @ Magnolia St. – Officer responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
11:13 AM -15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to speak to a complainant regarding a patient leaving the hospital in San Antonio.
3:53 PM – 19200 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
7:35 PM – Martin St. @ Hester St. – Officer observed 5 children playing and provided them with LPD stickers.
Saturday, October 10
10:41 AM – 15000 Blk. Main St. – Officers spoke with a complainant at the PD regarding an iPhone that was delivered to her home, but an unknown male signed for it.
3:52 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to unlock a vehicle but could not open it.
8:49 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a parent regarding a child custody issue.
10:25 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of an iPhone left on a table; the owner discovered it missing after going home.
10:26 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer initiated a traffic stop for failing to maintain a single lane, which resulted in the arrest of a 39 year old male for Driving While Intoxicated. Subject was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
11:54 PM – IH 35 @ Saddle Ridge – Officer responded to remove debris from the roadway.
Sunday, October 11
12:59 AM – 15000 Blk. Main St. – Officers initiated a traffic stop for speeding, which resulted in the arrest of a 40 year old female for Driving While Intoxicated. Officer booked subject into the Atascosa County Jail.
8:36 AM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report that a subject shoplifted $126 worth of body care products and left the store. The case is under investigation.
10:10 AM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
12:47 PM – FM 3175 @ IH 35 – Officers responded to a report of a traffic hazard and removed the debris from the roadway.
2:43 PM – N. Prairie St. @ Railroad St. – Officers responded to a vehicle stranded on the railroad tracks. The vehicle was towed.
4:15 PM – 19100 Blk. N. Somerset St. – Officer responded to unlock a vehicle.
11:16 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to a welfare check and discovered everything was okay.

Devine Police Report

October 2
3:53AM – Complainant on Brown Ave reported arrived home after being gone for 2 months and door was slightly ajar. Random trash on floor, no firearms or valuables missing. Possible pain meds missing. No signs of forced entry. Will have son check cameras and call if needed.
12:53PM – Officer responded to two vehicle major accident on Hondo Ave E.
October 3
6:47AM – Report of male subject asleep in tan S-10 pickup in parking lot on Teel Dr N. Made contact with male, all okay.
11:49AM – Officer responded to two-vehicle non injury accident on IH 35 S.
13:08PM – Report of a female in a wheelchair in roadway of IH 35 SB MM 123. Unable to locate.
16:09PM – Officer responded to verbal disturbance on Adams Ave between husband and wife. Husband left residence voluntarily.
16:11PM – Report of two males that appeared to be arguing on Bentson Dr at Elementary parking lot.
17:00PM – Officer stopped male subject on Hondo Ave. W for traffic violation.
22:16PM – Officer initiated stop on W Herring Ave. Male subject jailed for POM>2 oz.
October 4
15:26PM – Complainant called in reference to a sexual assault that occurred 15 years ago in Kerr County.
20:40PM – Officer initiated stop on SH 132, female subject was cited and released for traffic violation.
October 5
8:32AM – Officer reported graffiti on roadway of Hester Ave. Dispatch notified public works.
October 6
12:20PM – Officer reported traffic lights on SH 173 NB not working. TXDot notified.
20:15PM – Officer responded to minor two vehicle accident on Libold Dr.
21:04PM – Complainant on Hondo Ave. E advised that one of her employees called her and stated that two males with backpacks walked out of the residence.
October 7
3:45AM – Officer notified that male possibly being held against his will on Brown Ave. Elderly male found on floor; seeing people in his house. Missed dialysis appointment. Placed under emergency detention and transported by EMS.
9:12AM – Complainant found air compressor near roadway of Allman Dr. Officer pick up item.
10:44AM – Complainant on Teel Dr N called in reference to attempted credit card fraud.
20:39PM – Caller stated male on N Bright Dr confronted another male after they lit fireworks in his direction. Second male had an unfolded knife and was detained. He began to seize and EMS was called to transport to hospital.
21:48PM – Male walking on S Commercial Dr claimed to be walking on side of road. Consent given to search. Knife and sword recovered and male stated he wanted to get rid of them. Gave them up to be destroyed.
23:40PM – Complainant advised driver was failing to maintain single lane on Hondo Ave W. Traffic stop conducted.
23:40PM – Officer served warrant on Brown Dr. Female was jailed for possession of controlled substance was wanted in Atascosa County.
October 8
14:04PM – Officer served warrant on Warhorse Dr. Male subject jailed. POCS 1/1B<1G
16:57PM – Complainant on Warhorse Dr stated vehicle was blocking her from leaving her house.
20:27PM – Officer stopped vehicle on Hondo Ave E for traffic violation. Male subject cited for driving while license invalid.
22:10PM – Complainant advised suspicious activity on possible abandoned home on CR 463. People on property verified as new tenants.
23:21PM – Officer assisted MCSO on CR 7611 with males riding on mopeds in area.

Devine Police Report

September 25
03:35AM – Suspicious male reported outside of QT on Hondo Ave. Identified by police.
03:44AM – Warrant service served on Hondo Ave. Male was booked into jail.
6:00AM – Officers assisted MCSO with barricaded subject on CR 5710 .
10:18AM – Traffic complaint on Windyknoll Dr. Contractors parked on both sides of road causing traffic lane issues. Complainant requested officer to tell them to park on same side. Officer made location, plenty of room for vehicles to pass. All okay.
12:42PM – Minor two-vehicle accident occurred on Oakhill Dr.
14:30PM – Warrant service served on 801 Ave. Female was booked into jail by deputy.
17:23PM – Caller reported mailbox not secured properly on Blackjack Ln. Mail given to tenants so it wasn’t left unattended. Contact made with post master.
15:04PM – Traffic complaint on Oakhill Dr referencing 18 wheelers parking on fire lane.
19:09PM – Caller reported motorcycle that wrecked on Warhorse Dr. Driver possibly intoxicated, departed area towards Hondo. Officers checked area but unable to locate.
19:20PM – Welfare check on Warhorse Dr. Elderly male collapsed due to heat and medical issues. Transported to hospital by EMS.
19:56PM – Truck trying to park advised on Oakhill Dr advised to leave and departed. Second truck parked in culdesac unit had to leave before driver returned.
20:09PM – Suspicious male reported on Teel Dr possibly on something. Complainant stated male was being loud in gameroom, was asked to leave and departed without incident. Unable to locate.
20:43PM – City ordinance violation on Oakhill Dr. 2 citations were given to 18 wheeler parked in no parking zone.
21:16PM – Subject was cited and released for theft on IH 35 S.
September 26
01:48AM – Suspicious activity reported on Hondo Ave referencing tan Chevy with flatbed trailer in same spot for about an hour. Manager wanted them to leave and canceled en route due to vehicle leaving.
19:43PM – City ordinance violation on Oakill Dr. 2 citations issued to 18 wheelers parked in no parking zone.
September 27
10:10AM – Complainant on Teel Dr advised she lost her black phone wallet containing phone and ID.
10:56AM – Theft reported on Bright Dr. Game camera taken from location.
11:48AM – Minor two-vehicle accident on Teel Dr. Unit 2 towed my Morales.
14:11PM – Complainant followed male subject concealing items inside store on IH 35 S. Contact made with male outside store.
14:45PM – Officer assisted MCSO with male subject who was fleeding on foot towards FM 471. Disregarded approximately 5 minutes out due to offender in custody. Officer returned to city.
19:21PM – City ordinance violation on Oakhill Dr. Truck stopped in no parking zone. Driver was in truck and departed as directed.
September 28
01:26AM – Minor accident on E Hondo with deer on road. Minor damage. Deer moved to side of road.
04:20AM – Caller reported hearing suspicious crash sound on Malone Ave. Unable to locate.
08:08AM – Male on Bright Dr booked into jail for public intoxication.
16:32PM – Minor accident on I 35 SB. Vehicle went off the roadway. No injuries. Vehicle impounded by Morales Towing driver was issued citation for no drivers license.
17:38PM – Officers assisted MCSO on I 35 SB with disabled vehicle that was partially on roadway.
19:00PM – Welfare check on Mesquite Ave in reference to lady yelling. Unable to locate.
September 29
00:28AM – Suspicious activity reported on Benton Ave. 1 male and female walking going through trash cans. Unable to locate.
10:55AM – Welfare check on LC Martin Dr in reference to 911 hang up where female was crying and stating she needed help. All okay. Female had verbal disturbance with boyfriend who already departed location. Family member was coming to pick up female.
12:13PM – Suspicious big white bag on side of road on SH 132 N. Officer made location and removed trash from road.
15:12PM – Officer assisted public due to vehicle stopped in main lanes on IH 35. Vehicle was pushed off the roadway.
September 30
01:02AM – Officers assisted Lytle PD in reference to an F350 on road. Wanted contact to be made with registered owner. Contact made with registered owner, stated vehicle stalled and was informed vehicle was red tagged. Registered owner added that vehicle will be moved in the morning.
02:44AM – Welfare check on Teel Dr. due to female resident roaming streets. Returned back to sterlings.
08:53AM – Suspicious activity on Hondo Ave. Subject appeared to be smoking marijuana. Hispanic male identified by police and searched. No contraband found. All okay.
16:12PM – Officer assisted with car fire on Hondo Ave. All okay.
19:14PM – City ordinance violation on Oakhill Dr. Big rig parked in no parking zone. Driver was issued citation and was upset taking picture of units, officers and rigs parked in parking lot.
October 1
08:04AM – Traffic complaint on SH 173 in reference to male on mobility chair on wrong side of road. Officer patrolled area, unable to locate.
15:27PM – Officer assisted MCSO on FM 2200 with call for possible auto accident. Officer patrolled area. Unable to locate.
17:45PM – Traffic complaint on Hondo Ave due to cars blocking roadway at restaurant. Checked area. No cars, hall was passable and not blocked.
19:25PM – City ordinance violation on Oakhill Dr. Car hauler was parked in no parking zone. 1 citation and 1 warning issued.
23:25PM – Welfare check on Oak Hill Dr. Elderly male found laying in grass. No signs of intoxication. Courtesy ride to north bound rest area. No medical assistance needed.

Lytle Police Report

Monday, September 28
12:07 AM – 18700 Blk. N. Prairie St. Officer initiated a traffic stop for speeding, resulting in the arrest of male (56) for enhanced Driving While Intoxicated, resisting arrest, and Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon. Male was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
8:51 AM – 14800 Blk. Lytle-Somerset St. – Officer responded to an active panic alarm. Everything was okay.
9:10 AM – 20200 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to a fraud report. The incident occurred outside the Lytle city limits. The Caller’s HEB Account was hacked, and a $323 order was placed in Magnolia, Texas.
10:00 – Lytle PD – An iPhone was found and dropped off at the PD front door.
12:12 PM – 14800 Blk. Lytle-Somerset St. – Officer responded to an active panic alarm. The panic button was malfunctioning.
3:20 PM– 19100 Blk. N. Prairie St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
6:00 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of an intoxicated male attempting to purchase alcohol. The male had left before the officer arrived.
8:30 PM – 15900 Blk. Lake Shore Dr. – Officer responded to a report of three female juveniles ringing doorbells and running off.
Tuesday, September 29
8:30 PM – Fire Marshal – Lytle Bus Barn, new addition. Conducted an underground fire line flush inspection.
2:30 PM – Fire Marshal – Annual Inspection Lytle Nursing Home. A follow-up will be required.
3:26 PM – 19906 Lonesome Dove – Report of a vehicle parked on the sidewalk.
3:45 PM – Fire Marshal – Lytle ISD Bus Barn Project – Began 2-hour underground fire line pressure testing.
5:45 PM – Fire Marshal – Lytle ISD Bus Barn Project – Returned and completed 2-hour underground fire line pressure testing.
11:09 PM – Vehicle Lockout – H.E.B. Plus
Wednesday, September 30
12:34 AM – 14800 Main St. – Officer checked out an abandoned vehicle
4:31 AM – 911 Hang-up Call – Best Western Hotel – All was okay.
12:36 PM – Minor Vehicle Damage – H.E.B. Plus – Victim didn’t wish to file a report
2:14 PM – Vehicle Unlock – Dollar General 14800 Main St.
4:24 PM – IH-35 @ Saddle Ridge – Officers “red tagged” an abandoned vehicle
5:00 PM – Vehicle Accident – Main St. @ McDonald St. Upon arrival there was no damage and the complainant didn’t want to file a report.
6:47 PM – N. Pecan St. – Officers responded to a verbal domestic situation
7:02 PM – 18400 Wisdom Rd. – Assisted Animal Control, they issued a citation for a dog running at large.
8:23 PM – Vehicle Unlock – Best Western Hotel – Upon arrival a locksmith was on scene.
10:51 AM – Minor Accident – H.E.B. Plus – Owners agreed to exchange info and declined a police report.
11:36 AM – 18500 N. Benton – Husband spoke to the officer about a welfare concern.
Thursday, October 01
6:18 PM – Reckless Driver – IH-35 – Unable to Locate
7:28 PM – 15200 Hester St. – Officer spoke with a complainant who had a question about possibly damaged property.
Friday, October 02
2:14 AM – Report of Shots Fired – 14600 Open Range – Officers determined the source of the shots was located outside the city limits.
8:34 AM – Stolen Vehicle – Lytle State Bank – Report of a stolen 2005 Ford F250. The vehicle belonged to the bank and was parked in the front.
10:00 AM – Report of a Vehicle Blocking the Roadway – Lytle-Somerset St. – Upon arrival, the officer was unable to locate.
10:23 AM – Lytle State Bank – Report of an unwanted female on the property.
12:27 PM – 14940 Main St. – Officer spoke with a complainant about a rented TV that was possibly pawned.
7:08 PM – Lost Wallet – 14831 Main St. A complainant reported a lost wallet.
Saturday, October 03
2:09 AM – Main St. – A traffic stop on Main St. resulted in a 20-year-old male being cited and released for
possession of drug paraphernalia.
4:50 AM – Assist BCSO – IH-35 @ Lucky Rd – Officers attempted to locate a female walking on IH-35, unable to locate.
7:31 AM – Lake Shore Dr. @ FM 463 – Loose Dogs – Report of two loose dogs chasing a jogger. Officer was unable to locate the dogs.
8:37 AM – Lytle Primary School – A contractor had a verbal disturbance with another worker.
2:05 PM – IH-35 – Report of a tire in the roadway, officers arrived and found two disabled vehicles. Stood by until
DPS arrived.
2:30 PM – 19000 Huckleberry – Officers attempted to conduct a welfare check, no one was home.
2:53 PM – El Bufalo Pawn – A very minor accident resulted in a minor disturbance.
3:18 PM – Assist Medina Co. S.O. – IH-35 @ FM 2790 – Assisted with a traffic stop where MCSO believed the driver was having a medical emergency.
6:00 PM – Taco Bell – Officers arrived to check on a person; the person left prior to the arrival of the officers.
8:15 PM – Lytle Fire Station #2 – Loud Music – Music was turned down.
10:51 PM – 16000 Stratford Cove – Suspicious Activity – Report of two children knocking on doors, unable to locate.
10:53 PM – 18000 FM 2790 – Officer responded to an injured deer in the roadway.
Sunday, October 04
12:09 AM – 16000 Blk. Farmer – Loud Music – Music was turned down.
2:00 AM – 18000 Live Oak St. – Officer Struck a Deer, no damage to the vehicle.
2:46 – Railroad @ Main St. – Officers conducted a traffic stop, due to a language barrier TXDPS assisted. The trooper ended up making an arrest for D.W.I.
4:07 AM – 18000 Blk. of Wisdom Road. – Report of a vehicle following another vehicle, officers located an investigated the incident.
2:28 PM – South Texas Hardware – A complaint reported that a toolbox was taken from the bed of his pickup. The incident occurred on Oct. 1.
10:42 – 14600 Butch Cassidy (Saddle Ridge Estates) – Officers responded to a disturbance. The suspect
fled the scene of the initial violent disturbance and entered a random neighboring house (he
had no known connection with). The suspect cornered the resident in his bedroom, and the
resident used deadly force (a firearm) to protect his family and himself. The 36-year-old
suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene. The Texas Rangers are assisting with the
investigation. Lytle Fire, Atascosa Co. EMS, Medina Co. EMS, and the Atascosa County Sheriff’s Office also assisted.

Natalia Police Report

9/28 – 3:35PM
An officer responded to a residence to conduct a welfare check requested by a caller following a verbal argument and a disconnected phone call with his spouse. The officer contacted the spouse at the residence, who confirmed she was safe, stated they were currently going through divorce proceedings, and explained she was leaving to pick up her children. The officer contacted the reporting party by phone to confirm his spouse’s well-being. Dispatch was notified, and the officer cleared the scene to resume normal patrol with no further action required.
9/29 – 1:45PM
An officer was instructed to contact a citizen via telephone regarding a reported violation of a no-contact order.
The reporting party stated that her ex-boyfriend had contacted her via Instagram, violating an active no-contact order stemming from a prior domestic dispute. The officer checked the database and confirmed the active no-contact bond condition. The officer then traveled to the citizen’s location, observed the digital messages from an account associated with the suspect, and advised the citizen to contact the suspect’s probation officer. The report was filed for informational purposes only.
9/29 – 4:30PM
An officer responded to a high school regarding a civil matter report. A parent reported that he withdrew his child from school to take him to his residence in San Antonio. He stated that the child’s mother had left the child in the care of an ex-boyfriend months prior and relocated to San Antonio, and he had been unable to reach her. The parent noted concerns regarding utility access at the caregiver’s residence due to his own declining health and inability to work. Because an existing court order was in place, the parent was advised to consult with an attorney to address custody and living arrangements. The report was filed for informational purposes only.
9/29 – 9:58PM
An officer responded to a local store regarding a theft that had just occurred. The assistant manager reported that an adult male and a juvenile entered the store, where the adult appeared to act as a distraction and communicated via text message while the juvenile concealed an alcoholic beverage inside his jacket. Both subjects then left the store without paying and fled in a white, egg-shaped vehicle. Store surveillance photos were provided to the officer, and another store manager noted the suspects may have fled toward a nearby Little League field. A responding deputy assisted with area patrols, but the vehicle and suspects could not be located.
9/30 – 8:54PM
An officer responded to a residence on Third Street East following a report of a possible theft. The resident reported that an unknown person had entered her home and stolen a gold-colored necklace and a black wristwatch with metal links. The complainant was unable to provide an estimated value for the missing items or any information regarding potential suspects. No further information or leads were available at the time of the report.
9/30 – 5:50AM
Officers responded to a report of a suspicious female potentially needing medical attention. Due to an initial incorrect address, the responding officer first searched one location before contacting the witness by phone and obtaining the correct address. Upon arrival at the updated location, the officer met a fellow officer and EMS personnel evaluating the subject. EMS cleared the subject after she refused further medical treatment and requested a ride to a local store. The officer safely transported the individual to the requested store without incident.
10/2 – 12:50PM
An officer responded to a gas station report regarding a male subject lying on the ground. The location was updated by a witness to an area behind a nearby travel stop near the highway. The officer located the male subject, who refused emergency medical services. Because he lacked identification, the officer collected his verbal details and checked them with dispatch, resulting in unconfirmed records. The officer offered transport back to the initial gas station, which the subject declined. To keep him out of the rain, the subject was relocated to a sheltered spot near a tree in the area.
10/3 – 12:37AM
While conducting traffic enforcement at a local business, an officer was approached by a stranded individual who expressed paranoia about police surveillance. The officer offered a courtesy ride to a shelter, but the individual declined, stating she lacked the identification required for entry, and walked to a nearby gas station. During a later business check, the officer encountered the individual again. She requested transportation to a hospital for medical evaluation, denying the use of drugs, alcohol, or medications. The officer provided a courtesy transport to a San Antonio hospital. During the trip, the individual stated she was dehydrated and had not eaten in days. She was safely escorted to the emergency room waiting area for medical care.
10/3 – 6:45PM
An officer responded to a residential location regarding a loose kitten. The caller requested assistance in capturing the animal because a family member has cat allergies. Despite multiple attempts by both the officer and the caller, they were unable to catch the kitten.
10/4 – 2:45AM
An officer was dispatched to check on a stalled vehicle with its hazard lights on near the Interstate 35 access road and a nearby travel stop. The officer conducted patrols along both southbound and northbound lanes of the highway and the access road. Despite multiple attempts, the vehicle could not be located in the area.
10/4 – 10:40PM
An officer responded via phone to a public service complaint regarding alleged harassment. The complainant reported being harassed and bullied by an individual. Upon contacting the other party, that individual admitted to reaching out despite prior police warnings not to contact the complainant, claiming the communication was only to check on her well-being. Both parties provided screenshot evidence of text messages and accused each other of holding stolen property from when they were dating. Both individuals were instructed to handle their property dispute through civil court, warned to cease all contact with each other immediately, and cleared from the scene without further incident.
10/5 – 1:00AM
An officer was flagged down by a resident reporting teenagers trespassing in his backyard. A search of the property and surrounding area yielded no suspects. Shortly after, the officer was dispatched back to the same address after the resident reported the individuals had returned. A second search of the perimeter and nearby gas station again found no one. The officer spoke with the resident’s spouse, who mentioned he takes medication for diabetes and occasionally experiences misperceptions (such as seeing nonexistent bugs), though he posed no danger to others. The resident admitted to consuming alcohol, denied being suicidal or having hallucinations, and was advised to let law enforcement handle any future property concerns. No criminal activity was found.

Lytle Police Report

Monday, September 21
11:42 AM Capt. Dear – Fire Marshal – Lytle Nails (19500 Blk. IH 35)
Officer conducted a fire inspection for a Certificate of Occupancy.
1:49 PM Capt. Dear / Chief Priest / Sgt. Robison – Assist Texas DPS – IH 35 @ MM 131
Officers responded outside Lytle city limits to assist with a jackknifed 18-wheeler.
6:49 PM Ofc. Mendez / Capt. Dear – Abandoned Property – 15300 Blk. Lake St.
Officers responded to a report of property found from the traffic accident on Sunday morning
that damaged the residence fence.
Tuesday, September 22
1:17 AM Ofc. Mendez – Suspicious Vehicle – Quicksilver Automotive (14400 Blk. Main St.)
Officer observed a female exiting a gray 2012 Nissan Altima with front-end damage.
Everything was okay.
8:04 AM Sgt. D. Lopez – Fire Marshal – Lytle PD
Officer issued a burn permit for the “Bon Fire” Homecoming celebration.
2:36 PM Sgt. D. Lopez – Fire Marshal – Best Western Plus (19800 Blk. IH 35)
Officer conducted a Fire Watch Inspection.
3:28 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Traffic Accident – 19100 Blk. N. Prairie St.
Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
4:28 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Traffic Accident – N. Prairie St. @ Railroad St.
Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
5:17 PM Capt. Dear – Community Policing – Baby Huey’s (15700 Blk. Main St.)
Officer attended a meeting with Rowan Digital and the Coalmine Subdivision residents.
Wednesday, September 23
12:00 PM Sgt. Robison / Chief Priest / Sgt. D. Lopez – Funeral Escort – Primrose Funeral
Services (14800 Blk. Main St.) Officer provided a funeral escort.
1:19 PM Sgt. Robison / Sgt. D. Lopez – Welfare Check – 16100 Blk. Farmer
Officers responded to check on an elderly female. Everything was okay.
1:31 PM Sgt. D. Lopez / Sgt. Robison – Fire Marshal – Best Western Plus (19800 Blk. IH 35)
Officer conducted a fire watch inspection.
1:38 PM Sgt. Robison / Sgt. D. Lopez – Assist Texas DPS – IH 35 NB @ MM 127
Officers responded outside Lytle city limits to assist with traffic control at a two-vehicle injury
accident.
3:20 PM Capt. Dear – Traffic Hazard – 15500 Blk. Main St.
Officer responded and removed a tree limb blocking the roadway.
5:24 PM Capt. Dear – Traffic Hazard – Roadster Travel Center (20200 Blk. IH 35)
Officer responded to a report of a vehicle blocking the roadway but could not locate it.
6:51 PM Capt. Dear – Fire Marshal / Community Policing – Lytle High School (18900 Blk. FM
2790) Officer attended the Lytle High School Bonfire for Homecoming.
10:08 PM Ofc. Cortez / Capt. Dear – Welfare Check – 14000 Blk. Railroad St.
Officers responded to a 911 open line. Everything was okay.
11:05 PM Ofc. Mendez / Capt. Dear – Missing Person – Burger King (19300 Blk. McDonald St.)
Officers responded to a report of a missing 16-year-old juvenile. Officers located the juvenile
and released her to her parents.
Thursday, September 24
12:07 AM Ofc. Mendez / Capt. Dear – Assist Medina County Sheriff’s Office – 16000 Blk. CR
Officers responded outside the Lytle city limits to assist with a disturbance.
12:48 AM Ofc. Mendez / Ofc. Cortez / Capt. Dear – DWI – Main St. @ Bank St.
Officer initiated a traffic stop for no License Plate light, which resulted in the arrest of a
20 year old for Driving While Intoxicated, 1st Offense. He was booked into the
Atascosa County Jail.
3:51 AM Ofc. Mendez – Police Vehicle Impound – Main St. @ Priest Blvd.
Officer stopped a green Honda Element for driving on the wrong side of the roadway, resulting
in the vehicle being towed. It appeared the driver struck an unknown object; the driver was
picked up by a family member.
6:03 AM Ofc. A. Lopez – Suspicious Vehicle – Saddle Ridge Subdivision
Officer responded to a report of a suspicious white Chevrolet Silverado but could not locate it.
10:27 AM Ofc. A. Lopez – Seized Contraband – Lytle Nursing Home (15300 Blk. Oak St.)
Officer responded and seized a THC pen from a resident’s room.
10:30 AM Sgt. Robison – Assist Code Compliance – 15100 Blk. Adams St.
Officer assisted with an ordinance violation.
1:00 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Identity Theft – Lytle PD
Officer spoke with a complainant regarding $2,000 transferred from his bank account after a phone call from a caller posing as an employee.
2:41 PM Sgt. D. Lopez – Assist the Public – 19500 Blk. S. Somerset St.
Officer responded to a stranded motorist who bent a wheel after hitting a pothole.
4:07 PM Sgt. Robison – Incident Report – HEB Plus (19300 Blk. McDonald St.)
Officer spoke to a female on the phone regarding damage to her vehicle that occurred the
previous day.
8:45 PM Ofc. Cortez – Traffic Hazard – IH 35 @ FM 3175
Officer responded to an 18-wheeler blocking the intersection.
Friday, September 25
12:16 AM Ofc. Mendez – DWI – 15000 Blk. Main St.
Officer initiated a traffic stop for driving on an improved shoulder, which resulted in the arrest
of a 35 year old for Driving While Intoxicated, 2nd Offense. he was booked into
the Atascosa County Jail.
12:27 AM Ofc. Cortez – DWI – 14800 Blk. Lytle-Somerset
Officer initiated a traffic stop for failing to signal, which resulted in the arrest of
a 35 year old for Driving While Intoxicated, 1st Offense. He was booked into the Atascosa
County Jail.
4:45 AM Ofc. Cortez – Seized Contraband – Lytle Nursing Home (15300 Blk. Oak St.)
Officer responded and seized a THC pen from a resident’s room.
10:30 AM Sgt. D. Lopez – Fire Marshal – La Loteria Fruit and Snack (14600 Blk. Main St.)
Officer conducted an inspection for a Certificate of Occupancy.
12:37 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Traffic Accident – HEB Plus (19300 Blk. McDonald St.)
Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
3:40 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Assist Bexar County Sheriff’s Office – Pumphouse Carwash (14100
Blk. Lytle-Somerset) Officer responded to a report of road rage that occurred outside the city
limits of Lytle.
4:42 PM Ofc. Lopez – Incident Documentation – 19100 Blk. N. Benton St.
Officer responded to a report of a cat that was shot by a BB Gun.
5:37 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Information Report – Lytle PD
Officer spoke to a parent at the PD regarding the ex-spouse drinking an alcoholic beverage
while transporting their child.
7:15 PM Ofc. Cortez – Information Report – Lytle PD
Officer spoke to a complainant regarding a towed motorcycle in San Antonio.
10:25 PM Ofc. Barrera / Ofc. Cortez – Welfare Check – 15300 Blk. Laredo St.
Officers responded to a 911 hang-up.
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Saturday, September 26
5:43 AM Ofc. Barrera – Information Report – IHOP (20200 Blk. IH 35)
Officer responded to a report of a missing phone left at the IHOP. Video footage showed the
camera was not left at the location.
2:00 PM Capt. Dear – Fire Marshal – Lytle ISD Bus Barn
Officer conducted a visual inspection of the underground fire line.
3:25 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Theft – HEB Plus (19300 Blk. McDonald St.)
Officer responded to a report of a shoplifter stealing an unknown amount of merchandise and
had departed the store.
5:35 PM Ofc. A. Lopez- Traffic Accident – 19700 Blk. IH 35
Officer responded to a two-vehicle non-injury accident.
6:30 PM Ofc. Cortez – Talk to Officer – Lytle PD
Officer spoke to a male regarding an individual not returning his vehicle. The incident occurred
outside Lytle city limits.
6:40 PM Ofc. Cortez – Welfare Check – 15300 Blk. Lake St.
Officer responded to a report of a male sleeping on the homeowner’s property.
9:38 PM Ofc. Barrera / Ofc. Cortez – Public Intoxication – 15100 Blk. Magnolia St.
Officers responded to a report of a male attempting to enter a residence through a window,
which resulted in the arrest of a 24 year old for Public Intoxication. Officers
booked Jesus into the Atascosa County Jail.
Sunday, September 27
1:24 AM Ofc. Cortez – Traffic Hazard – IH 35 @ FM 2790
Officer responded to a stranded vehicle. The driver refueled and moved the vehicle.
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2:27 AM Ofc. Cortez / Ofc. Cortez – DWI – 15000 Blk. Main St.
Officers initiated a traffic stop for speeding, which resulted in the arrest of a 34year ol
for Driving While Intoxicated, 1st Offense. He was booked into the Atascosa
County Jail.
10:04 AM Capt. Dear – Reckless Driver – HEB C-Store (19500 Blk. McDonald St.)
Officer responded to a possible intoxicated driver. Everything was okay.
2:00 PM Ofc. A. Lopez – Vehicle Unlock – Star Food Mart (15200 Blk. Main St.)
Officer responded to unlock a vehicle.
3:38 PM Ofc. Cortez – Traffic Accident – 14600 Blk. Main St.
Officer responded to a two-vehicle accident with injuries.
7:59 PM Ofc. Barrera / Capt. Dear – Welfare Check – HEB Plus (19300 Blk. McDonald St.)
Officers responded to a report of an intoxicated female driving away from the store. Officerscould not locate the vehicle.

Devine Police Report

September 18
12:50PM – Officers assisted DPS with one vehicle major accident on I-35 SB.
15:02PM – Caller on Teel Dr found wallet at Harbor Freight at SW Military in San Antonio and forgot to hand it in.
September 21
07:20AM – Traffic complaint on FM 2200. Vehicle partially in roadway due to wheel coming off. Driver moved to shoulder and deputy assisted with traffic control.
09:42AM – Complainant on Oak Hill Dr referenced 18 wheelers on no parking zone. Trucks moved prior to officer arrival.
11:53AM – Officer assisted MCSO with disturbance between husband and wife on CR 7711.
14:27PM – Theft of welding leads and tools taken from water well contractors on Warhorse Dr.
15:01PM – Traffic complaint on Oak Hill Dr regarding 18 wheelers parked on side of street.
September 22
15:18PM – Traffic complaint on Fay Ave referencing 4 cars that are running stop sign. Extra patrol requested.
21:04PM – Complainant reported suspicious male on Sunshine Dr in area 10 minutes prior to asking about drugs and then departing. Unable to locate.
September 23
01:34AM – Complainant on Teel Dr stated neighbor came to her door asking to use her AC, left without incident and not observed in area.
07:25AM – Suspicious activity on Warhorse Dr. Male subject on property. Identified by police. All okay.
11:19AM – Caller on Briscoe Ave reported cash missing from wallet.
13:59PM – Caller on Teel Dr reported lost wallet at laundromat.
15:17PM – Complainant on Hondo Ave stated male went into store yelling at customers and employees, then fell asleep.
15:19PM – Minor two vehicle accident on Oakhill Dr.
16:02PM – Caller on Hondo Ave referenced minor accident that occurred in Jourdanton. One of the drivers was from Devine area. Referred to MCSO.
September 24
08:43AM – Caller reported rocks thrown at vehicle overnight on Hondo Ave.
10:00AM – Traffic complaint on Hayden Ave. Disabled vehicle had hazards on. Assistance en route around noon.
13:32PM – Suspicious activity on Colonial Pkwy referencing male subject stealing from store.
16:00PM – Suspicious activity reported on Teel Dr N referencing two tone tan truck parked at car wash for hours. Unable to locate.

Natalia Police Blotter

9/27/26
At about 1340 hours, officers responded to a residence regarding a civil dispute. A resident requested assistance in having a family member removed from the property. Authorities advised the homeowner that the situation is a civil matter and directed her to the Justice of the Peace Court for further assistance.
9/25/26
Officers responded to a theft report at a residence about 2242. A resident reported that several items valued at approximately $345 to $455 total—including a lawn mower, a machete, an axe, three shovels, and a garden hoe—were stolen from his front porch. The victim stated he has no suspects at this time, and police note the items were left in plain view.
9/25/26
Officers responded to a reported dog bite at a residence. A resident reported that his father was bitten by a pit bull and transported to a medical facility for treatment. Authorities were unable to obtain a description of the dog, and no witnesses to the incident were identified.
9/25/26
Officers responded to a disturbance at a residence about 1548 involving a couple arguing. One individual alleged a physical altercation occurred, though an independent witness disputed the claim, and responding officers observed no signs of physical injury. Both parties agreed to separate for the night and keep the peace.
9/24/26
Officers responded to a property damage complaint involving a vehicle driving onto a resident’s yard about 1925. A homeowner reported that a maroon pickup truck left the roadway and drove across his grass to avoid dog feces on the street. The driver admitted to driving onto the property, and the homeowner acknowledged issues regarding cleaning up after his dogs on the roadway. No further incidents were reported after police addressed the situation with both parties.
9/24/26
Police responded to an apartment for a 911 hang-up call reporting a physical argument and a crying baby about 1445. Upon arrival, officers contacted a distressed caller who stated his girlfriend had bitten and pulled his hair out while he was holding their newborn daughter.
Officers made contact with the female suspect, who smelled strongly of alcohol and admitted to being intoxicated. Police observed her slurred speech, swaying, and loss of balance. Due to concerns for the infant’s safety—as the heavily intoxicated woman stumbled against a door frame while carrying the child—an officer safely intervened and took hold of the baby.
The suspect admitted to biting the victim’s hair during a dispute over the child. The victim sustained visible scratches with visible blood marks and a bump to the head from the altercation.
9/23/26
Officers responded to assist EMS with a heavily intoxicated, semi-conscious man suffering from alcohol poisoning about 2234 who had fled from medical personnel.
The subject was located lying in bushes and displayed slurred speech, vomiting, and extreme intoxication.
While receiving medical attention, the man became aggressive and grabbed the wrists of EMS staff and the responding officer.
The officer briefly unholstered a Taser to gain the man’s compliance, after which he calmed down.
Due to continued aggression, the subject was placed in handcuffs for officer and medical safety, and taken into custody on an Emergency Detention.
He was transported to University Hospital for treatment. During a medical evaluation, a methamphetamine pipe was discovered in his pocket and subsequently destroyed by police.
9/23/26
An officer on patrol located an apparently abandoned white Nissan Sentra about 1708 parked on the shoulder of the Interstate 35 access road. With vehicle insurance unconfirmed and no driver present, a 48-hour impound notice was placed on the vehicle’s window.
9/23/26
Officers responded to a property damage accident at Natalia Elementary School about 1640 after an unoccupied pickup truck rolled down Kearny Street and crashed into a school fence. Witnesses reported seeing the vehicle in motion with no driver, forcing one person to move out of the way. A maintenance worker managed to enter the truck and put it in park. The vehicle’s owner later arrived on scene, explaining that he had accidentally left the truck in drive while doing housework down the street.
9/22/26
An officer on patrol located a downed power line on the 2400 block of State Highway 132 about 1610. Emergency lights were activated to secure the area, and utility crews responded to cut the line and clear the hazard pending permanent repairs by the electric company.
9/21/26
An officer responded to a motorist assist call near the intersection of County Road 6712 and State Highway 132 about 1110 after a vehicle stalled off the roadway. The driver was provided a courtesy ride to her residence, and the vehicle was left to be addressed later.

Devine Police Report

September 11
10:22AM – Suspicious person on Teel Dr N wearing dark shirt and tan shorts wanting to buy items but didn’t have correct amount. Located by police.
11:04AM – Complainant on Sayers Dr concerned over pickup in her yard for over an hour. All okay.
18:49PM – Two-vehicle minor accident on Teel Dr S. Unit 1 was in parking lot and started to back up without seeing unit 2. No damage was done to unit 1. Unit 2 had dent and scratch to left bumper. Both parties exchanged information.
23:10PM – Complainant reported loud music disturbance on Upson Dr. Complainant said neighbor was “bumping rap music” and asked him to turn it down. No music heard.
September 12
00:00AM – Female on Bright Dr N booked into jail for causing injury to an elderly.
22:32PM – Anonymous caller reported there was a party with underage drinking and drugs. Family party, no issues observed.
September 13
01:15AM – Anonymous caller referenced loud music at residence on Ross Ave. Home owner was contacted and music turned down immediately.
02:48AM – Officers assisted MSCO with disturbance between male and female on CR 6768. Male left location prior to officer arrival. Females property was thrown out.
11:30AM – Officer assisted MSCO with patting down two females on deputy’s traffic stop on IH 35 SB.
19:00PM – Citation issued for an 18 wheeler parked on Oakhill Dr.
20:38PM – Citation issued for an 18 wheeler parked on Oakhill Dr.
September 14
09:23AM – Caller reported male possibly selling watermelon without permit on Hondo Ave.
10:20AM – Complainant on Hayden Ave reported suspicious green truck parked on her driveway.
11:02AM – Complainant reported suspicious truck on Davis Ave parked on property. Male subject was asleep on back of truck and identified by police.
14:16PM – Citation issued for an 18 wheeler parked on Oakhill Dr.
18:08PM – Traffic complaint on Hondo Ave referencing broken hitch on truck with RV.
September 15
19:51PM – Traffic complaint on Faye Ave in reference to male driving a polaris in area. Unable to locate.
23:50PM – Disturbance on Dixon Dr in reference to male fighting with family member. Male was booked into jail for assault.
September 16
22:13PM – Traffic violation stop on North Bright Dr. Female was booked into jail for driving while license is invalid.

Lytle Police Report

Monday, September 14
12:43 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
1:40 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to a patient complaint that her call button was not working.
5:45 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to a patient reporting that the nurses were not providing her medication.
5:55 AM – 18700 Blk. Wisdom Rd. – Officers responded to a report of a neighbor’s pig in their yard.
4:00 PM – 14600 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to assist with an outdated carbon monoxide alarm sounding off.
4:30 PM – 15100 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to unlock a vehicle.
6:59 PM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
7:01 PM – 14900 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded with Lytle VFD for a lift assist for a person who fell.
9:03 PM – Reckless Driver – IH 35 – Officer responded but could not locate the white box truck.
9:46 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to unlock a 2006 Honda Pilot.
Tuesday, September 15
2:57 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to speak with a patient.
5:01 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to speak with a patient.
6:03 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to assist a patient having a medical emergency.
2:18 PM – Main St. @ McDonald St. – Officer responded to a two-vehicle injury accident.
6:39 PM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to speak with a patient.
7:05 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of a missing 87-year-old male. The male had left with a friend.
8:33 PM – 19800 Blk. IH 35 – Officer responded to a 911 hang-up that was accidentally called by an employee.
9:46 PM – 16000 Blk. Imes Way – Officer responded to a report of a physical disturbance between a husband and wife. Male (38) was arrested for Assault Causing Bodily Injury, Family Member, and booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
9:41 PM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officers responded to a report of a package that arrived for a patient that contained THC pens and CBD gummies. The officers seized the contraband.
Wednesday, September 16
6:15 AM –15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to speak to a patient.
8:07 AM IH 35 SB @ FM 3175 Overpass – Officer responded to a dresser in the roadway. Officers moved the debris off the roadway.
10:07 AM – Lytle PD – Officer released personal property to its owner.
2:30 PM – Lake Shore Estates – Officer responded to a suspicious white Ford Bronco but could not locate it.
Thursday, September 17
8:55 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded because Medina County EMS needed to contact the Nursing Home staff regarding a patient transported earlier.
12:55 PM – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officers responded to unlock a 2012 Dodge Durango.
2:00 PM Ofc. Diaz – 16100 Blk. Medlock Valley – Officer spoke with a complainant by phone regarding a missing Hilti hammer drill from the work site in August, valued at $1,650.
2:30 PM – IH 35 SB @ MM 133 – Officers responded outside Lytle city limits to a report of an 18-wheeler on fire. Officer remained on scene for traffic control.
3:37 PM – Lytle PD – Officers received information from Brown County Child Protection Service in Minnesota
regarding possible child abuse. The address was in Atascosa County outside the city limits of Lytle. ACSO was notified.
9:32 PM – 15300 Blk. Cottage St. – Officers responded to an unwanted guest at her residence.
Friday, September 18
12:29 AM Ofc – 19500 Blk. S. Somerset – Officer initiated a traffic stop for failing to stop at the designated point, resulting in the arrest of a 21-year-old male for Tampering with Physical Evidence and Resisting Arrest. The male was transported by EMS to the Hospital for a medical emergency and released from custody, with pending charges to be filed.
9:00 AM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a complainant regarding Theft of Service home brush pickup.
10:15 AM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke with a complainant by phone about recovering a $1,000 deposit on a home
purchase.
10:21 AM – 15100 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to a truck that struck the building’s roof gutter.
12:57 – 15100 Blk. Magnolia St. – Officers responded to a vehicle with three passengers knocking on the resident’s
door. The passenger, a 30-year-old male, was arrested and then released on an active warrant out of Hidalgo County for Dangerous Drugs. Hidalgo County declined to extradite the male.
2:05 PM – 14200 Blk. Main St.) Officers responded outside of the city limits of Lytle for a report of a female pointing a machine gun at the complainant. Officers detained the 44-year-old female and turned her over to the Atascosa County Sheriff’s Deputy. Officers determined the machine gun was an airsoft gun.
3:59 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a parent on the phone regarding a child custody issue.
4:10 PM – Lytle PD – Officer released personal property to its owner.
5:30 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to a report of a male walking with a large rock in his hand. Everything was okay.
5:36 PM – N. Prairie St. @ Railroad St. – Officer responded to a report of the crossing arms down. Union Pacific was notified.
6:32 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke to a parent regarding a child custody issue.
7:40 AM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke with a complainant at the PD regarding AT&T adding three new cell phones to
his account that were not his.
11:20 PM – 18700 Blk. Wisdom Rd. – Officers responded to a neighbor’s pet pig in their yard.
Saturday, September 19
12:28 AM Ofc. Barrera – Reckless Driver – IH 35 SB @ MM 133 – Officer responded but could not locate the vehicle.
1:14 AM – 15000 Blk. Main St. – Officer initiated a traffic stop for speeding, which resulted in the arrest of Male (28) for Driving While Intoxicated. Male was booked into the Atascosa County Jail.
12:00 PM – Lytle PD – Officer spoke with a complainant by phone regarding unwanted contact from another person.
7:45 PM – McDonald St. @ IH 35 Frontage Rd. – Officer responded to a report of a loose horse. The owner had possession upon arrival.
10:50 PM – 14400 Blk. Main St. – Officer responded to a report of a possible assault. Everything was okay.
11:18 PM – 19300 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer responded to an active fire alarm. Everything was okay.
11:47 PM – Suspicious Activity – 19500 Blk. McDonald St. – Officer observed 4 males in a vehicle. Everything was okay.
Sunday, September 20
5:11 AM – 15300 Blk. Lake St. – Officers observed an abandoned, wrecked 2013 gray Subaru Impreza in a resident’s fence.
7:35 AM – 15300 Blk. Oak St. – Officer responded to the death of a 63-year-old male.
2:21 PM – 14800 Blk. Lytle-Somerset St. – Officer responded to unlock a 2027 Isuzu truck.
8:09 PM – Reckless Driver – FM 3175 @ IH 35 – Officers responded but could not locate the vehicle.

Natalia Police Report

September 15, 2026 – At approximately 0800 hours, ffficers responded to the area of 404 Bartlett regarding a report of smoke. Upon arrival, Officers observed the homeowner burning a small amount of brush in the yard. Officers contacted the homeowner, advised them of local open-burning regulations/safety precautions, and instructed them to extinguish the fire immediately. The homeowner complied without issue and extinguished the fire completely. No hazards or structural damage were observed, and officers returned to service.
September 15, 2026 – At approximately 2324, during traffic enforcement, officers initiated a stop on a vehicle with an inoperable license plate light. Contact was made with the driver, who admitted to not having liability insurance on the vehicle. The driver was issued a warning for the equipment violation and a citation for failure to maintain financial responsibility, with a summons to appear at Natalia City Hall. Because the vehicle was uninsured, it was impounded and towed by Morales’s Towing following a standard inventory search. Officer then returned to service.
September 16, 2026 – At approximately 0800, an officer initiated a traffic stop on a northbound vehicle displaying an expired registration sticker (06/2026). The officer initially intended to issue a written warning, but due to a printer malfunction during the stop, a verbal warning was given instead, Officer then returned to service
September 16, 2026 – At approximately bout 1322, while officers were conducting patrol, observed a stalled vehicle intersection of FM 471 S and STATE HIGHWAY 132 with 3 people in the vehicle. The Officer made contact with the driver and the driver asked can the officer take her family to lytle due to the heat while she waits on her brother to arrive and fix the vehicle. The officer then initiated a courtesy ride to her parents, and then returned back to service.
September 16, 2026 – At approximately 1512, during a routine patrol on State Highway 132, about an officer stopped a vehicle operating without a front license plate or visible registration. Contact was made with the driver, who could not provide a physical driver’s license, proof of insurance, or a vehicle title, and admitted the vehicle was uninsured. Further checks revealed the vehicle’s registration was expired as of March 2026, though the driver had no active warrants and the vehicle was not reported stolen. Due to the lack of insurance, expired registration, and failure to provide a physical license, the vehicle was impounded and towed by Friendly Glenn’s Towing. The driver declined a courtesy ride, stating a family member was on the way to pick them up. Officer then returned to service
September 17, 2026 – At approximately 1104, an officer was flagged down by a citizen requesting a police report to assist a lending company with an ongoing identity theft investigation. No further action was required., Officer then returned back to service
September 17, 2026 – At approximately 1124 hours, officers responded to a report of a person walking along the interstate with a stroller. Authorities located a male subject pushing a stroller containing bags rather than a child. After confirming he had no active warrants, the individual was instructed to move to a safe area away from oncoming traffic. No further action was required. Officers then returned to service.
September 17, 2026 – At approximately 1557, authorities responded to a report of a person allegedly pushed from a moving green Ford Explorer. Officers located the subject with minor scrapes and traced the vehicle to a nearby residence. Following interviews with the driver, the subject, and the initial witness, it was determined that no assault took place. The subject ultimately admitted to voluntarily jumping from the moving vehicle during an argument. EMS evaluated and treated the individual at the scene for minor injuries, and no further action was required. Officers then returned to service.
September 17, 2026 – At approximately 1826, officers responded to a call regarding a civil dispute involving a residential construction project. A property owner reported that a construction contractor was in breach of contract by five days and requested documentation for potential legal action. The parties were advised that the disagreement was civil in nature and must be resolved through the legal process. No further police action was taken. Officers then returned to service.
September 18, 2026 – At approximately 1135, officers responded to a minor vehicular accident at a Loves truck stop. Two drivers were involved when a Toyota Tundra struck a Honda. Both parties exchanged personal, vehicle, and insurance information before leaving the scene without incident. Officers then returned back to service.
September 18, 2026 – At approximately 2130, officers responded to a call regarding shots fired in a residential area. Authorities patrolled the neighborhood and were initially unable to locate any evidence of gunfire. Officers later heard several loud bangs resembling fireworks near FM 471, but subsequent checks of the area revealed no unusual activity or hazards. Officers then returned to service
September 18, 2026 – At approximately 2150, officers responded to a library after a building was found with an open door. Authorities cleared the interior and contacted an employee, who stated the facility was closed around 1800 hours and a visitor had been inside to use the restroom shortly before closing. While checking the property, the employee discovered that a front security camera was missing, though they declined to pursue trespassing charges against the individual who had visited earlier. Officers contacted the visitor at a nearby residence, who confirmed being inside the library earlier in the day to use the restroom and stated the door was left unlocked upon departure. No further action was taken. Officers then returned to service
September 19, 2026 – At approximately 0144, officers responded to a call regarding a man sleeping on the grass next to a vehicle. Upon arrival, authorities discovered a turned-off vehicle parked on the grass that had collided with a wooden menu sign, alongside a male subject sleeping and audibly snoring on the ground. Upon waking, the subject exhibited signs of intoxication, including slurred speech, glossy eyes, and the odor of alcohol. An open container of alcohol was located inside the vehicle’s cup holder. Due to observed indicators of impairment and an inability to maintain balance, the individual was temporarily detained. State troopers were unavailable to perform standard field sobriety tests at the scene, and the insured vehicle was registered to the subject. Officers then returned to service
September 19, 2026 – At approximately 2255, officers responded to a public service call regarding an ongoing dispute between two individuals accusing each other of harassment. One party reported being harassed and claimed the other owed money and had stolen a dog years prior. Upon contacting the second party, officers reviewed text messages, voicemails, and social media evidence showing reciprocal complaints. Following inconsistent statements from the initial complainant and an investigation into the matter, both individuals were instructed to cease all contact with one another. No further action was taken. Officers then returned to service
September 20, 2026 – At approximately 1800, officers responded to a residence on Bartlett Street to provide a police standby while friends of an individual currently hospitalized retrieved personal belongings using a U-Haul. Authorities maintained order at the scene and confirmed the property owner’s consent via phone. The retrieval was completed without incident, and individuals on scene were advised to contact law enforcement if any safety issues arose. Officers then returned to service.
September 20, 2026 – At approximately 2102, while on patrol, an officer was flagged down by a concerned citizen assisting a stalled vehicle who suspected the car might be stolen. Authorities made contact with the buyer, who stated the vehicle had broken down shortly after he purchased it for $1,100 and that he wanted his money back.
A database check revealed the vehicle was not reported stolen, though it displayed mismatched license plates front and rear. Officers assisted the parties in traveling to the original seller’s residence, where the homeowner agreed the situation was a misunderstanding and issued a full cash refund to the buyer. Officers then returned back to service.
September 20, 2026 – At approximately 2120, officers and deputies responded to a call regarding a black Jeep traveling toward a local travel stop involving a reported firearm. Upon arrival, law enforcement units secured the scene and determined that the incident stemmed from a civil argument. Officers stood by to maintain peace, and no further action was required. Officers then returned back to service.
September 20, 2026 – At approximately 2151, law enforcement officers attempted to execute an active warrant at a residential location. Upon arrival, officers contacted a homeowner who stated they did not know the individual’s current whereabouts. Authorities were unable to locate the subject at the scene. Officers then returned back to service.
September 20, 2026 – At approximately 2231 , law enforcement officers successfully executed an active warrant for a probation violation involving a previous assault charge against a family or household member. Authorities verified the confirmed warrant with dispatch, located the subject, and placed him into custody without incident for transport and booking. Officers then returned back to service.