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Tank, a one-eyed blue pitbull, stolen from Fredericksburg SPCA
Fredericksburg Police are investigating a burglary at the Hill Country SPCA that resulted in an abused pitbull being taken from the facility.
Ingram woman gets 15th arrest, accused of drug dealing
By Kerrville Daily Times Staff, August 25, 2020 An Ingram woman is in the county jail, having been accused of felony drug dealing for the second time in two months. A sheriff’s deputy arrested Jennifer Jo Stacy on Aug. 19 and accused her of dealing 4-200 grams of a drug in penalty group 1, which […]
Texas, Border Patrol Team Up to Stop 12 Human Smuggling Attempts in 2 Days
Photo provided by Texas Department of Public Safety By Bob Price at Breitbart, August 22, 2020, Updated 24, 2020 Del Rio Sector agents joined forces on August 14 and 15 with Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers, Edwards County Sheriff’s Office deputies and agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Air and Marine Operations […]
Gov. Greg Abbott, other Texas leaders want to freeze property tax revenues for cities that cut police budgets
In announcing their legislative plans, the state's three top elected leaders fiercely criticized Austin officials, who cut one-third of their police department's budget last week.
Homicide investigation launched in death of 2-year-old
By Hill Country Community Journal, August 16, 2020 The Kerrville Police Department announced Friday afternoon that a homicide investigation has been launched into the death of 2-year-old Gideon Barideaux. According to Lt. Mary Krebs, KPD officers were dispatched to a residence located in the 3300 of Legion Dr on Aug. 5 at 8:55 p.m. at […]
Ex-con jailed for 22nd time in Kerrville
Hardee faces felonies, misdemeanor
Man accused of throwing a child out of a moving vehicle arrested
A Cedar Park man was arrested Friday in Kerr County after leading law enforcement agencies on a multi-county pursuit, the Kerr County Sheriff's Office said in Facebook post Monday.
The only Texas prison reporting zero coronavirus cases is where inmates make soap. But that’s not what’s credited with protecting it.
Of more than 100 Texas prison units, the Roach Unit's apparent ability to avoid the virus has been attributed to a remote location and a warden who strictly enforces precautionary measures.
Ingram woman jailed for 7th time
By Kerrville Daily Times – Staff Report, August 4, 2020 An Ingram woman was jailed for the seventh time in Kerr County, this time on suspicion of felony drug possession. A Kerrville police officer arrested Cassandra Elisa Palacio on Aug. 2 and accused her of two felony counts of possessing less than 1 gram of […]
Man awaiting trial in Kerrville says he was possessed when he killed Kutzer, Ingram
Aug. 24 jury trial scheduled to determine whether Vincent Seard is insane
Eyewitnesses can’t shake the scene of fatal motorcycle crash
Photo By Bill & Yolanda Carson By Louis Amestoy at Kerrville Daily Times, July 21, 2020 Bill and Yolanda Carson were headed into Kerrville on Saturday afternoon to run some errands, but they will never forget what they saw as they made their way north on Texas 16. From the moment they turned left onto […]
3 members of Thin Blue Line Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club killed, 9 Injured in Kerr County accident
Members of the Thin Blue Line Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club were out for a ride when an allegedly drunk driver crossed lanes and hit them head on
