On Friday, November 25th, 2011, at around 10:45 am, Forney Police Officers were dispatched to an alarm at the local Bank of America located in the 100 block of US HWY 80. Upon arrival it was discovered the suspects were already gone, headed west on US HWY 80. Officers confirmed everyone was ok inside the bank and began getting witness statements. 

The suspects were described as two males wearing ski masks, gray sweatshirt / hoodies and jeans. Both suspects brandished weapons during the robbery. The vehicle was described as a late model four door white car.

If anyone was in the area around the time of this incident that may have seen a person or persons leaving the area that matches the description of the suspects, or possibly seen any vehicles leaving the area around that time, or have experienced or witnessed any similar type of incident, or has any information concerning any crimes, please contact the Criminal Investigations Division at the Forney Police Department at 972-564-7600.

Sunday 11/13/11 at approximately 08:34 hours Officer Kenneth Otterline 405 responded to 815 West Mason street Mabank, Texas on a theft already Occurred.

Officer Otterline arrived and found that Three vehicles had tires and wheels removed and one vehicle had the wheel caps removed. A 2012 Black Chevrolet 2500HD crew cab four wheel drive had four tires and rims stolen and cut and split wood placed under all wheel disc. A 2012 white Chevrolet 2500HD crew cab Four wheel drive was three tires and wheels stolen and a 2012 red Chevrolet 2500HD crew cab Four wheel drive had the left rear stolen. The fourth Vehicle was 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 two wheel drive the wheel nut caps were removed and placed on the ground behind the wheels.

Officer Otterline had Mabank dispatch contact Chief McAfee, Lieutenant Bradshaw and the owner Randy Teague. All Three Individuals arrived on scene. Lieutenant Bradshaw assisted in attempting to recovery any fingerprints. The wheel caps from the 2011 Chevrolet Silverado1500 and all wheel nuts from all three of the Chevrolet 2500HD`s were seized evidence recovery. A witness affidavit from Jody Farrell was obtained and photos were taken of all vehicles.

The Crandall Police Dept. would like your help in solving a burglary of a habitation.  Several guns in a brown colored Browning brand gun safe were taken on 11/22/11 from a residence on College St in Crandall some time between 1pm and 9pm.  The list of guns includes:

A 45/410 Smith and Wesson Governor pistol

Colt 32 auto pocket pistol

Colt 22 single action Frontier pistol

Colt agent 38 Special pistol 

Colt 22 Woodsman pistol

Smith and Wesson 686 357 Magnum Pistol

Two Smith and Wesson 1006 10mm pistols

Two Glock Model 20 10mm pistols

Berretta 22 Tomcat pistol

Two Colt Single action army pistols

Smith and Wesson 500 50 Caliber pistol

Ruger Mini 30 Ruger Rifle

Ruger Mini 14 Ruger rifle

Remington 1100 12 Gauge Shotgun

Saiga 12 Gauge Shotgun with a box magazine

Browning A-5 Shotgun

Two Ruger 10-22 Rifles

BSA 375 H&H rifle

Winchester 30-06 Model 70 rifle

AK47 AKM 90 rifle

Remington 243 Model 70 rifle

Colt AR-15 rifle

H&K 91 rifle

Colt AR-15 rifle

Please contact Det. Sisson 469-447-4129 if you have any information or leave an online crime stoppers tip.

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Thursday 11/10/11 at approximately 09:09 hours Officer Kenneth Otterline 405 responded to 101 Carley Lane on a burglary of a vehicle already occurred.

Officer Otterline arrived and spoke with William F Reese who stated his 2006 Chevrolet pickup truck was broken into sometime during the night. A Topcon surveying instrument, scientific calculator, Toshiba Tecra laptop computer, three bottles of medication and prism pole were taken from the vehicle. Mr. Reese stated that the vehicle was locked when he went inside for the night. The tool box in bed of the truck was not locked and that`s where the prism pole was stored. Mr. Reese Got up and went to work that`s when he noticed that his calculator was missing. Mr. Reese came back to his residence and searched for the calculator and noticed other items were missing and notified the Mabank Police Department to file a report.

Officer Otterline obtained an affidavit from Mr. Reese, a list of the stolen items and took several photos of the vehicle. Officer Otterline did not observe and signs of forced entry or damage to the vehicle. Mr. Reese went through the Vehicle looking for the stolen items no fingerprints were recovered.