Moore County Sheriff's Office

08/19/2026

⚠️ SCAM ALERT ⚠️

Today, 8/19/2026, the MCSO was made aware of an unknown suspect making phone calls & sending other fraudulent correspondence to various citizens & claiming to be an employee of a bail bonds company in an attempt to solicit money from citizens.

This time, the suspect(s) impersonating bail bonds employees are telling their victims they need to pay a bond for someone they know to get out of jail through various financial transfer apps such as Cashapp, Venmo, etc.

The suspects are able to tell the victims accurate information about their family members/friends currently in jail by pulling publicly available jail records.

If you or someone you know receives a phone call or any other correspondence from anyone claiming to work as a bail bond agent or other employee of such an organization who is attempting to solicit money through unusual online applications, we advise you to end the conversation & report any suspicious activity to the MCSO immediately.

Thank you.

-Moore County Sheriff’s Office

08/13/2026

⚠️ SCAM ALERT ⚠️

Today, 8/12/2026, the MCSO was made aware of an unknown suspect making phone calls & sending other fraudulent correspondence to various citizens & claiming to be a Deputy of our Office in an attempt to solicit money from citizens.

Our Office WILL NOT contact citizens via phone & demand money to be paid for any reason.

This time, the suspect(s) impersonating law enforcement are telling their victims to pull cash out of an ATM before placing it in a bitcoin kiosk & scanning a QR code to send the suspect money in crypto currency.

The Moore County Sheriff's Office will never demand anyone to exchange cash for any crypto currency before sending it to us in lieu of being arrested for any warrants, or for any other reason.

If you or someone you know receives a phone call or any other correspondence from anyone claiming to work at the Moore County Sheriff's Office & attempting to solicit money, we advise you end the conversation & report this activity to our Office immediately.

Thank you.

-Moore County Sheriff’s Office

08/11/2026

The Moore County Sheriff's Office would like to congratulate two young men on their recent selection as Corrections Officers of the Moore County Jail.

Please join us in welcoming Corrections Officer Adrian Gambrell (pictured left) and Corrections Officer Oliver Garcia (pictured right) to the team!

We look forward to working with these gentlemen in running the day-to-day operations of our jail.

08/08/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Power Outage Affects Sunray;
Restoration Estimated by 1:00 PM

SUNRAY, Texas — August 8, 2026

Residents and businesses in Sunray are currently experiencing a power outage. According to Xcel Energy, the company estimates that power will be restored by approximately 1:00 p.m. today, August 8.

Residents are encouraged to remain patient as crews work to restore service and to take appropriate precautions while the outage continues.

For the latest information, residents can monitor Xcel Energy’s outage map at xcelenergy.com/outagemap, where updates regarding the outage and estimated restoration time are available.

Officials will continue to monitor the situation and provide additional information as it becomes available.

08/07/2026

08/06/2026

🚨🚨The Moore County Sheriff’s Office is currently assisting the Dumas Police Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety in locating a missing person, identified as Briana Curran.

Briana Curran was last seen in Dumas at approximately 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 5th.

She is believed to be driving a 2017 white Toyota Avalon bearing Texas license plate TFZ-4010.

Law enforcement agencies are actively working to locate Briana and ensure her safety.

Anyone who sees Briana Curran or the vehicle described is urged to contact Moore County Central Dispatch immediately at (806) 935-2151.

Further information will be released as it becomes available.

07/29/2026

We have found property belonging to an Elaine Clyborne that was found at the rest area near Masterson.
If you are her or know who she is, please inform her to contact our office and speak to one of our Evidence custodians.
You will have to provide a description of the item(s) that were lost.
(806)935-4145

07/27/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELASE:
July,27.2026
On July 25, 2026 at approximately 11:20 a.m., Moore County Sheriff’s Office Deputies were dispatched to Harbor Bay at Lake Meredith in reference to a report of a missing person. Deputies arrived and were informed the missing party had gone for a swim at approximately 01:00 a.m. from the south bank of the harbor to meet up with another group on the north bank of the harbor. The reporting party advised when he awoke later that morning the missing person had not returned to camp. The reporting party advised he went to the north bank to check on him and was advised he had never come to the campsite. Moore County Deputies, Texas Parks and Wildlife, National Park Services, Hutchinson County Deputies and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Wardens began searching for the missing individual. At approximately 12:51 p.m., a body was located in the water near Blue West, which was confirmed to be the missing person, who was identified as John Gabriel Navarro of Amarillo, TX. Navarro’s body was recovered and investigators did not observe any signs of foul play involved. The body was sent for an autopsy and the investigation is ongoing.

07/15/2026

⚠️ SCAM ALERT ⚠️

Today, 7/15/2026, the MCSO was made aware of an unknown suspect making phone calls to various citizens & claiming to be an employee of our Office in an attempt to solicit money from them.

Our Office WILL NOT contact citizens via phone & demand money to be paid for any reason.

If you or someone you know receives a phone call from anyone claiming to work at the Moore County Sheriff's Office & attempting to solicit money, we advise you end the conversation & report this activity to our Office immediately.

Thank you.

-Moore County Sheriff’s Office

07/07/2026