Car burglary
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- Multiple vehicles burglarized in neighborhoods on at least two county roads off FM 3201, southwest side of Hubbard Creek Reservoir.
- Occurred the night of 09/23/20 into the early morning hours of 09/24/20.
Ranch Burglary
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- EARN A $1,000 REWARD IN ADDITION TO up to $1,000 CRIME STOPPERS REWARD for information leading to the arrest of the individuals involved in the theft of the four-wheelers!
- Two four-wheelers were stolen from a ranch that sits just off of US Hwy 180 East, just east of Breckenridge, TX. The crime was committed in late July 2020. We are seeking any and all tips on who committed the crime and where the four-wheelers are now.
- The four-wheelers are a red 1997 Polaris Trail Blazer 250 and a blue 1997 Polaris Trail Boss 250
HOME BURGLARY
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- Crime Stoppers is now increasing MINIMUM amount of the cash reward to $1000 for tips that lead to the arrest of the perpetrators of this crime.
- On Saturday, April 18, 2020, between approximately 3 - 3:30 PM, multiple suspects committed a home burglary on County Road 270, which is off of FM 2231 West (the south loop). The suspects stole a gun safe that had multiple firearms in it, hundreds of Native America arrowheads and artifacts, and thousands of dollars of jewelry. Please provide information or proof as to who committed this crime. If you know where any of the above stolen items are, please lead us to these items.
HOME BURGLARY
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- Between March 5, 2020 and March 10, 2020, a home in the 500 block of West Fourth Street in Breckenridge was burglarized. Several items were taken, including a 42-inch Vizio television, paintball guns and accessories, and a large amount of gun accessories.
MAIL/CREDIT CARD THEFT
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- Sometime between March 22 and March 27, 2020, an unknown suspects or suspects went through the mail in a mailbox on County Road 270, opening multiple pieces. They stole a credit card. We are looking for information on who committed the crime. Please provide details, if you can, as to what type of credit card was stolen, where it is now, and if any attempts were made to activate it and use it.
BUILDING VANDALISM
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- On March 25, 2020 the Breckenridge Police Department responded to the 1800 block of West Walker Street in Breckenridge. The large building which sets behind Sonic has been vandalized multiple times over the last week. Security measures have been put in place, and and we are looking for information about who is responsible for the recent vandalism.
THEFT FROM DELIVERY TRUCK
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- On February 25, 2019 a cargo theft occurred in the 1300 block East Walker Street in Breckenridge. Delivery personnel reported that while taking items inside a store, someone jumped in the back of his cargo trailer and stole boxes of cigarettes. The Breckenridge Police Department needs help identifying this subject. This short video shows a SUV pull up behind the cargo trailer. A person gets out of the passenger side of the SUV and walks to the back to cargo trailer to commit the theft.
HOME UNDER CONSTRUCTION BURGLARY
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- Between sunset on September 14, 2019 and sunrise on September 15, 2019 it was discovered that a vacant house under construction was burglarized at 1243 Private Road 224-2 (outside the city limits just south of the Chaparral Lane/London Circle neighborhood)
- Multiple construction tools and hand tools totaling approximately $2,000 were stolen.
Law Enforcement Organization
- Stephens County Sheriff's Office
- We are wanting tips on who committed the crime, where the tools went initially, and where the tools are now. Tips that lead to recovering the stolen property or to arresting the suspect(s) will be eligible for cash rewards. Details are a must.
COUNTY ROAD 146 SIGN DAMAGE
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- On August 22, 2019 it was discovered that on County Road 146 (Coon Trail Road), multiple county road signs were intentionally damaged causing approximately $489.52 in damages. The signs were repaired on that date. Then on August 27, the signs were intentionally damaged a second time. Cameras captured the suspect vehicle in the act of causing the damage around midnight on the night of the 26th/morning of the 27th. The signs were then damaged again on August 29 as well as a subsequent fourth time.
- The suspect vehicle is described as a white colored, most likely a 2500HD (but it could be a 3500HD), extended cab. The truck has a black grill guard, black headache rack, and a white or silver/chrome colored tool box.
TOYOTA TACOMA BREAK-IN
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- In the early morning of June 28, 2019 at around 1:25 a.m. in the 200 block of East Williams a white male walks up to a parked white Toyota Tacoma truck. The male approaches the driver side of the vehicle and is seen looking inside the cab. Shortly after he throws a brick through the driver side window. After taking item from the truck he leaves the scene and the doors open. The incident number for the case is 20190323.
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
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- On June 14, 2019, Breckenridge Police Department responded to four separate calls involving windows being shot out by a BB Gun: residences in the 900 block of North Liveoak and the 300 block of West Williams, a businesses in the 1800 block of West Walker, and one at the Breckenridge High School Gym off of West Second. The windows were shot out during the night and we believe they occurred sometime after 10:30 p.m. on the 13th.
BRECKENRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL BREAK-IN
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- On Thursday, May 2, 2019, Breckenridge High School reported a burglary at 502 West Lindsey, at Breckenridge Junior High Cafeteria and Band Hall. The loss and damage of property occurred during the burglary is over $5,600. We are looking for information that will lead to the recovery of stolen property and the arrest of the individuals responsible. The incident number for this case is 20190217.
Copper Wire Theft
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- Sometime between 06/12/19 and 06/13/19 thieves stole approximately 1,200 feet of #2 copper wire valued at approximately $1,300. The theft occurred in the 1900 block of State Hwy 67, and the victim is BJB Transport
Law Enforcement Organization
- Stephens County Sheriff's Office
Additional Information
- The Stephens County Sheriff’s Office is looking for tips on who stole the wire, where the wire is currently, and the identities of who it may have been sold or traded to by the original thieves. A cash reward will be paid for tips that lead to the recovery of the property and/or arrests for stealing the wire.