Twas the day and the week after Christmas and even though the big guy doesn't care for another year, we still had a few folks to share with you for the week after Christmas. Your Bowie County Sheriff's Report went way down for the last week of the month and the year for that matter. The total number of arrests was 39, Bowie County Deputies arrested 13, while 26 were brought in by other law enforcement agencies and turned over to Bowie County.
In our second report of the week, (we're catching up) the Naughty Listers upped their game the week of Christmas weekend and grew by 66! Sixty-Six! It's your Bowie County Sheriff's Report, part 2 for this week. The total number of arrests was, as mentioned before, 66, of those, Bowie County Deputies arrested 19, while 47 were brought in by other law enforcement agencies and turned over to Bowie County.
In our second report of the week, (we're catching up) the Naughty Listers upped their game the week of Christmas weekend and grew by 66! Sixty-Six! It's your Bowie County Sheriff's Report, part 2 for this week. The total number of arrests was, as mentioned before, 66, of those, Bowie County Deputies arrested 19, while 47 were brought in by other law enforcement agencies and turned over to Bowie County.
In our second report of the week, (we're catching up) the Naughty Listers upped their game the week of Christmas weekend and grew by 66! Sixty-Six! It's your Bowie County Sheriff's Report, part 2 for this week. The total number of arrests was, as mentioned before, 66, of those, Bowie County Deputies arrested 19, while 47 were brought in by other law enforcement agencies and turned over to Bowie County.
Your Bowie County Sheriff's Department did more than just arrest people and serve warrants last week, on Saturday, December 2, they, along with the New Boston Police Department, New Boston Fire Fighters, and Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers all participated in the New Boston-area Shop with a First Responder event at the New Boston Walmart. Our thanks to Paula Cole, wife of Bowie County Sheriff Deputy Curtis Cole and unofficial photographer for the BCSO for the use of the pictures from the event.