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The Bowie County Sheriffs Report is out for another week. Chief Deputy Robby McCarver prepares this report on Bowie County Sheriff activities for the prior week, this is the report for the week of 8/9 - 8/15, 2021:

Plainview Police Arrest Man For Narcotics and Firearm Offenses 43-year-old Joe Luis Alarcon of Plainview was arrested on Monday, June 7th for narcotics and firearm offenses. On that day, Plainview Police responded to 815 Oakland Street after they received reports of 2 suspicious men. The 2 men were suspected of stealing property. Whether or not either of the men actually were in the act of stealing anyones property was not specified in police reports. The officers attempted to identify the men,...

MONDAY Injury to a Child-Terrace Plaza Drive Texarkana Fraudulent Use of Identifying Information-James Bowie Drive New Boston Missing Person (runaway)-Hagler Lane Texarkana Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child-North State Line Avenue Texarkana TUESDAY Assault Causing Bodily Injury (family violence)-County Road 4003 New Boston, arrested: Tommy Jason Wharton Theft Over $2500 and Under $30,000-Private Road 67005 Maud, taken: flatbed trailer and 2015 Kia Sedona, burgundy in color (property recovere...

Cops: Couple arrested with 50 stolen IDs According to the Probable Cause Affidavit: A Texas Department of Public Safety special agent called WFPD Thursday with information on two suspects, later identified as Jermaine Green and Robin Kolker. The agent said they were living at a motel on Central Freeway and were possibly in possession of numerous pieces of identification that belonged  to several victims. Officers located the suspects and over 50 pieces of identification from 50 victims in the ...

Sherman man pleads guilty to fraud, robbery, theft of mail, burglary GCDA John Wayne Humbard, 31, of Sherman, Texas, pleaded guilty today to Fraudulent Use of Identifying Information, Theft of Mail, Robbery, and two counts of Burglary of a Building.  The plea agreement with the District Attorney’s Office requires Humbard to serve 25 years on one count and varied sentences on other counts. Humbard was sentenced by Judge Larry Phillips of the 59th District Court.  All the ...