Crime Reports: Single bottle of Dos Equis reported stolen during home burglary in Abilene
2400 block of S 27th Street – Theft of PropertyA victim reported his homemade trailer was stolen.
700 block of Maple Street – Burglary of BuildingA victim reported an unknown suspect stole items worth more than $1,100 from his storage building.
3100 block of S 32nd Street – Burglary of Vehicle3 burglary of vehicle reports were taken in south Abilene.
1200 block of N 3rd Street – Assault Family ViolenceA victim reported a known suspect hit her with a broom handle.
2000 block of S 19th Street – AssaultA victim was assaulted by a known suspect in south Abilene.
7200 block of McLeod Drive – Burglary of HabitationA bottle of Dos Equis was reported stolen during a home burglary.
7200 block of McLeod Drive – Criminal TrespassA suspect went into his parents house without permission and was warned of criminal trespass.
5500 block of Sycamore Street – RobberyA robbery was reported in the parking lot of an Abilene restaurant.
2400 block of Buffalo Gap Road – Assault Family ViolenceA victim reported his girlfriend assaulted him by punching him in the face.
100 block of Waverly Circle – Assault Family ViolencePolice responded to a call for service at a south Abilene residence.
6400 block of Todd Run – Exploitation of Child/Elderly/Disabled$5,000 was reported during an Exploitation of the Elderly case.
William Smith – Tampering/Fabricating Physical Evidence, Evading Arrest
Marco Dill – Warrant
Latisha Humphrey – Evading Arrest, Driving While Intoxicated
John Davis – Criminal Trespass
William Body – Evading Arrest, Public Intoxication
Christopher Wright – Assault Threat/Contact
Leonardo Rangel-Rodriguez – Assault Family Violence
Todd Gregg – Possession of Controlled Substance, Warrant
Diamantina Stokes – Assault Family Violence
Jacob Baker – Assault Family Violence
Quanah Boggess – Public Intoxication
Marty Stringer – Public Intoxication
Salvador Montesuma Tisoy – Assault, Injury to Child/Elderly/Disabled
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