The Kingsville Police Department responded swiftly following reports of threats made against H.M. King High School.
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The Kingsville Police Department responded swiftly following reports of threats made against H.M. King High School.
The Kingsville Police Department took action on Wednesday following reports of threats made against H.M. King High School and Gillett Intermediate School.
The men are currently a suspect in the theft of a card credit and has been using it to purchase items.
The KPD, BPD, and Kleberg County Sheriff's Office have successfully apprehended two suspects involved in a series of vehicle thefts and burglaries that have troubled the area.
The Kingsville Police Department is asking for your help in identifying the individual.
If you know these individuals or have any information that may assist to solve this case, please call 361-595-4311 option 4.
The Kleberg County Sheriff's Office needs your assistance in identifying the male and female who were involved in a theft.
While speaking to the driver, agents believed the driver might be involved in criminal activity
Special Agents with the Task Force working Operation Stone Garden, conducted a traffic stop on Hwy 77 within Kleberg County, Texas.
The weapons were headed to Mexico to a cartel cell.
19-year-old Azalia Rueda and 18-year-old Trysta Rueda were both book in Kleberg County Jail.
The Task Force Agents deployed K-9 Sig who gave a positive alert to the vehicle.
While speaking with the occupants of the vehicle, it was believed some type of criminal activity was being committed.
Salge gave a statement to police but is accused of punching a KPD officer after questing.
21-year-old Rudy Feregrino was caught 13 hours later robbing a Dollar General on Horne Road in Corpus Christi.
If you wish to remain anonymous, contact Kingsville Crime Stoppers at 361-592-INFO.
In the early morning hours on January 3, 2024, a local convenience store, located at 429 E. Santa Gertrudis, was burglarized.
During the roadside interview, agents believed the driver was involved in criminal activity.
The driver of the Ford Expedition failed to stop and leave their information before leaving the scene of the accident.
Due to these inconsistencies, agents believed that the driver was involved in criminal activity.