Crockett County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Report May 4-17, 2026

The Crockett County Sheriff’s Office responded to a variety of calls for service during the reporting period. 

Call Breakdown:
• Livestock/Wild/Domestic Animal Complaints: 0
• 911 Medical/Fire Calls: 16
• Civil Complaints: 10
• Civil Documents Served: 4
• Criminal Complaints/Disturbances/Loud Noise: 16
• Juvenile/School Incidents: 0
• Motorist Assists/Locked Vehicles: 14
• Reckless Driving/Speeding Complaints: 1
• Minor/Major Traffic Accidents: 4
• Alarm Calls: 1
• Traffic Stops: 306
• Stolen Vehicle/Trailer/Property Reports: 0

Incident Highlights:

May 4: A deputy responded to a motor vehicle crash on Ranch Road 189, with EMS also responding. A deputy was also dispatched to Pecan Street for a report of a suspicious vehicle.

May 5: A deputy was dispatched to Fairway Drive for a loud music complaint.

May 6: Deputies responded to welfare concerns on Avenue H and IH-10.

May 7: A deputy assisted a citizen with unlocking a vehicle on 11th Street, assisted a stranded motorist on Avenue E, and responded to a loud noise complaint on Hummingbird Lane.

May 8: Deputies assisted a citizen with unlocking a vehicle on 14th Street and assisted stranded motorists on IH-10. Deputies also responded to a reckless driver report on 1st Street, a suspicious person on Santa Ana Street, and a suspicious vehicle on Avenue AA.

May 9: Deputies responded to a burglary report on Swaps Street, a disturbance on Avenue A, a vehicle unlock on Avenue E, a suspicious person on Driftwood, a loud noise complaint on Avenue G, and a suspicious vehicle on IH-10.

May 10: Deputies assisted multiple stranded motorists on IH-10 and responded to a disturbance on Avenue A and a suspicious person report on Sheffield Road.

May 11: Deputies assisted stranded motorists on IH-10 and 11th Street and helped a citizen unlock a vehicle on Swaps Street. Deputies also responded to a minor vehicle crash on 15th Street and a loud noise complaint on Avenue J.

May 12: Deputies investigated a suspicious vehicle on 11th Street, responded to welfare concerns on Avenue J and Leal Street, assisted a stranded motorist on IH-10, and helped a citizen unlock a vehicle on Avenue E.

May 13: Deputies responded to reports of trespassing on County Road 414 and criminal trespass on State Highway 163 South. Deputies also investigated reports of gunshots on Owens Street, responded to a motor vehicle crash on IH-10 with assistance from the Texas Department of Public Safety, and investigated a suspicious vehicle on 11th Street.

May 14: Deputies responded to a criminal trespass complaint on Avenue D, a structure fire on Cherry Street, and a disturbance on State Highway 163 South. Deputies also assisted multiple stranded motorists on IH-10, helped a citizen unlock a vehicle on Avenue G, and investigated a suspicious vehicle on IH-10.

May 15: Deputies responded to a disturbance on Avenue E, assisted a citizen with unlocking a vehicle on 14th Street, and assisted a stranded motorist on IH-10.

May 16: Deputies investigated reports of an abandoned vehicle on 11th Street, a business alarm on 15th Street, and a suspicious vehicle on Clay Bird Lane.

May 17: Deputies assisted a motorist on IH-10, responded to a minor traffic crash on Avenue E with no reported injuries, investigated a reckless driver complaint on County Road 108, a suspicious package on Sheffield Road, a disturbance on 14th Street, and a welfare concern on Santa Ana Street.

Arrests:

On May 8, an individual from San Antonio, Texas, was arrested for theft of property valued at $100 or more but less than $750. She was arraigned, posted bond, and was released.

Also on May 8, an individual from Houston, Texas, was arrested for assault causing bodily injury to a family member. He was arraigned, posted bond, and was released.

On May 10, an individual from of Ozona, Texas, was arrested for disorderly conduct with three or more prior offenses. He was arraigned and remained in custody at the time of the report.

The Crockett County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to serving and protecting the citizens of Crockett County and encourages residents to report suspicious activity or emergencies promptly.

Editor's Note:

Texas Rambler Media will no longer publish the names of individuals arrested by the Crockett County Sheriff's Office unless the circumstances involve an overriding public interest.

The decision reflects our belief that an arrest alone is not proof of wrongdoing. Individuals who are arrested may never be formally charged, and those who are charged are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

We remain committed to informing the public while balancing the potential long-term impact that publication of arrest information can have on individuals and families.