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Farmersville Police Blotter released

by | Aug 29, 2019 | Latest

The Collin County Sheriff’s Office has released the Farmersville Police Department and Princeton Police Department blotter for Aug. 16-22.

Calls for security watches, citizen contacts, building checks, school resource officer checks, audible alarms, road hazards, parking violations, agency assists, motorist assists, abandoned vehicles, traffic stops, follow up investigations, documentation purposes and traffic enforcement areas have been omitted.

Farmersville Police Department

Aug. 16

  • 09:03, First resp., 510 – 33 Neathery St.
  • 14:47, Reck. drvr., 1705 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 20:04, First resp., 3603 CR 1014

Aug. 17

  • 12:35, Tresp., 305 Bois D’ Arc St.
  • 14:24, Arrest, E. Princeton Dr. / CR 559
  • 21:13, Rd. hazard, 409 S. Hwy. 78

 

Aug. 18

  • 17:33, Susp. circ., N. Hwy. 78 / McKinney St.
  • 19:02, Susp. circ., 134 N. Washington St.

 

Aug. 19

  • 03:29, Susp. veh., 671 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 06:44, Dom. dist., 213 Candy St.
  • 11:13, Minor acdt., 213 McKinney St.
  • 11:56, Fraud report, 205 S. Main Street.
  • 16:06, Fraud report, 421 E. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 18:50, Down tree, Maple St. / N. Main St.
  • 19:15, Dom. dist., 212 N. Washington St.

 

Aug. 20

  • 02:11, Rd. hazard, E. Audie Murphy Pkwy. / CR 653
  • 03:19, Susp. veh., 671 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 06:18, Reck. drvr., 1000 E. Princeton Dr.
  • 10:16, Forgery, 1705 W. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 12:02, Veh. burg. just occurred, 201 E. Audie Murphy Pkwy.
  • 16:28, Animal cmpl., 1035 Old Josephine Rd.
  • 21:53, Noise dist., 409 S. Hwy. 78

 

Aug. 21

  • 01:40, Susp. veh., 604 N. Hwy. 78
  • 07:30, Child neglect, address omitted
  • 18:42, Susp. veh., 213 Candy St.
  • 19:49, Dom. dist., 213 Candy St.

 

Aug. 22

  • 11:30, Susp. circ., 211 S. Washington St
  • 12:01, Civil pblm., 213 Candy St.
  • 17:34, Loose lvst., 408 Sid Nelson St.
  • 18:53, Civil pblm., 134 N. Washington St.

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