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Farmersville Police Blotter released

by | Jun 27, 2019 | Latest

The Farmersville Police Blotter has been released for this week. (File photo)

The Collin County Sheriff’s Office has released the Farmersville Police Department blotter for June 13 – June 20. Calls for traffic stops and traffic enforcement areas have been omitted.

June 13

  • 00:16, Stabbing, 206 Rolling Hills Ln.
  • 03:56, Sec. watch, 1100 Willow Ln.
  • 04:21, Susp. veh., 815 McKinney St.
  • 07:38, Agency asst., CR 656 / CR 655
  • 09:22, Vandalism, 108 Wilcoxson St
  • 16:53, Minor acdt., 815 McKinney St.
  • 20:00, Agency asst., Live Oak St. / Summit St.
  • 21:07, Sec. watch, 1906 Princeton Ave.
  • 21:11, Agency asst., 1705 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 21:50, Rd. hazard, E. Audie Murphy Pkwy. / CR 653

June 14

  • 01:51, Build. check, 210 S. Main St.
  • 09:41, Protective order, address omitted
  • 09:41, Follow up invest., 310 S. Hamilton St.
  • 10:51, Theft, 134 N. Washington St.
  • 15:25, Animal cruelty, 1705 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 16:32, Animal cmpl., 504 Jackson St.
  • 19:49, Follow up invest., 431 Wilcoxson St.
  • 21:21, Citizen contact, CR 648 / South Lake
  • 21:53, Susp. circ., 603 Waterford St.

June 15

  • 00:44, Sec. watch, 145 S. Main St.
  • 02:14, Agency asst., W. Cook / CR 689
  • 03:12, Susp. person, S. Hwy. 78 / W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 10:08, Citizen contact, N. Washington St. / McKinney St.
  • 12:19, Juv. pblm., 607 N. Washington St.
  • 17:13, Build. check, 419 Welch Dr.
  • 19:41, Aud. alarm, 309 Farr Hill Ln.
  • 20:22, Sec. watch, Wilcoxson St./ Farmersville Pkwy.
  • 22:11, Reck. drvr., W. Audie Murphy Pkwy. / Raymond St.

June 16

  • 00:27, Motor. asst., Mimosa St. / Sid Nelson St.
  • 08:05, Down tree, Old McKinney Rd. / N. Hwy. 78
  • 10:53, Animal cmpl., 300 S. Johnson St.
  • 16:50, Panic alarm, 1804 Princeton Ave.
  • 16:56, Aud. alarm, 103 S. Main St.
  • 17:05, Dom. dist., 208 S. Hwy. 78
  • 19:03, Citizen contact, 205 S. Main St.
  • 19:13, Animal cmpl., 1712 Princeton Ave.
  • 21:52, Motor. asst., W. Audie Murphy Pkwy. / S. Hwy. 78
  • 23:20, Sec. watch, 1705 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.

June 17

  • 00:03, Build. check, CR 648 / South Lake
  • 02:20, Sec. watch, 1906 Princeton Ave.
  • 02:22, Susp. veh., 1705 Yale St.
  • 04:13, Sec. watch, 1100 Willow Ln.
  • 07:40, Aud. alarm, 2949 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 07:51, Aud. alarm, 201 S. Hwy.78
  • 11:17, Susp. person, 200 Hill St.
  • 17:02, DWI, 193 FM 547
  • 18:46, found child, 108 Wilcoxson St.
  • 19:53, Agency asst., 1807 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 23:30, Build. check, Welch Dr. / Farmersville Pkwy.

June 18

  • 00:44, Sec. watch, CR 648 / South Lake
  • 01:49, Build. check, 499 N. Hwy. 78
  • 01:59, Citizen contact, N. Washington St. / McKinney St.
  • 12:26, Docu. purposes, 511 N. Washington St.
  • 14:22, Warr. serv., 310 S. Hamilton St.
  • 23:04, Citizen contact, 134 N. Washington St.

June 19

  • 00:02, Sec. watch, CR 648 / South Lake
  • 00:52, Susp. veh., 421 E. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 01:15, Agency asst., 304 E. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 02:15, Build. check, 400 Merit St.
  • 03:49, Aud. alarm, 1391 Business 78
  • 07:47, Susp. veh., 200 Orange St.
  • 09:39, Sec. watch, 511 N. Washington St.
  • 12:18, Rd. hazard, E. Hwy. 380 / CR 560
  • 19:11, Severe weather, 2755 CR 655
  • 19:26, Susp. circ., 211 Houston St.
  • 22:20, Arrest, 124 McKinney St.
  • 23:06, Minor accident, E. Audie Murphy Pkwy. / CR 653

June 20

  • 01:13, Build. check, 205 S. Main St.
  • 03:14, Build. check, 1502 W. Hwy. 380
  • 07:15, Animal cmpl., N. Main St. / Candy St.
  • 09:19, Citizen contact, 400 Raymond St.
  • 11:01, Citizen contact, 2000 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 12:35, Hurt animal, 499 N. Hwy. 78
  • 14:38, Citizen contact, 1009 Gaddy St.

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