Texas DPS Special Agents Disrupt Organized Drug Operation Tied to East Texas
TYLER - On June 15, 2020, Lindale Police arrested Jesus Granados, 25, of Dallas, after being called to a local pharmacy on the suspicion that Granados was attempting to use a forged prescription to obtain Promethazine with
Lindale police searching for missing teen
If you have any information on her whereabouts, please contact the LPD at (9030 882-3313. You call can remain anonymous. Author: Reagan Roy Updated: 1:00 PM CDT May 21, 2021
LINDALE, Texas The Lindale Police Department is searching for a teen who has been missing since Thursday.
According to police, Katelynne Lastelly, 17, was last seen Thursday night at an address near Mt. Sylvan Rd. and South St. in Lindale.
Lastelly stands 5 6 and weighs about 140 pounds. She has black hair, with some red spots, and may be with an unknown male.
If you have any information on her whereabouts, please contact the LPD at (9030 882-3313. You call can remain anonymous.
The year 2021 started off on a scary and shocking note in East Texas when back on January 3rd, a local pastor was shot to death at his church by a man running from police.
On Thursday last week, a grand jury in Smith County indicted 21-year-old Mytrez Deunte Woolen on a capital murder charge in the death of Starrville Methodist Church Pastor 62-year-old Mark Allen McWilliams of Frankston
Woolen is being held on a bond of $2 million at the Smith County Jail for capital murder and another $750,000 for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
According to the original report, Woolen fled from Lindale Police during a traffic stop on January 2, leading police on a chase, and running on foot into a wooded area behind the church. Police believe Woolen broke into the church overnight and hid out. The next morning, McWilliams, his wife, and another person arrived at the church and found Woolen hiding in a bathroom with a red bank bag and McWilliams pulled his out his weapon and ordered
Fourth member of group accused of kidnapping, assault arrested in Lindale Zoey Stevens, 21, of Lindale, was apprehended by Lindale Police on Monday, Dec. 28, on the basis of her alleged involvement with the kidnapping and assault of an individual in Lindale. (Source: Smith County Jail) By Stewart Smith | December 29, 2020 at 1:14 PM CST - Updated December 30 at 12:48 AM
SMITH COUNTY, Texas (KLTV) - The arrest of a Zoey Stevens marks the fourth and final apprehension by Lindale Police involving a quartet of investigations tied to a kidnapping and assault incident.
Stevens, 21, of Lindale, was apprehended Monday and charged with engaging in organized criminal activity, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, all in connection with the alleged kidnapping and assault of an unidentified individual. Stevens is alleged to have engaged in this activity alongside three others on identical charges including McKaylah Fruge, 21, of Tyler, Vernon Morris, 19,
Lindale Police arrest 4 people on aggravated kidnapping charges
The arrests were made after the department received a compliant from a person stating they had been taken against their will while a weapon was displayed. Author: Favian Quezada Updated: 10:44 PM CST December 29, 2020
LINDALE, Texas The Lindale Police Department has arrested 4 people in connection with aggravated kidnapping, organized criminal activity and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
According to police, on Monday December7, the department received a complaint from a citizen stating they had been taken against their will by individuals they knew while a weapon was displayed.
After arriving at another location in the city, with the weapon still displayed, the individuals responsible preceded to assault the victim.