K9 Teddy

03/27/2023

Gone, but never forgotten!

On March 26 2021, state trooper Chad Walker was shot and killed in the line of duty on a rural road in Mexia.

07/20/2022

Come out August 2nd and enjoy another great National Night Out hosted by Groesbeck PD. As always, all the events and goodies are free of charge.

We are two weeks out from Groesbeck Police Department’s National Night Out 2022!

This year is shaping up to be the best one yet so I want to invite you to join us at the Groesbeck City Park from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. on August 2nd. I know this summer has been a stressful one with the never-ending heat and the rising costs of just about everything so please take this opportunity to come hang out with us and enjoy a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Best of all, it’s FREE!

When you’re ready to take a break from the action, swing thru the food court and grab yourself a bite courtesy of these sponsors:

Limestone Medical Center: Snow Cone Station

Farmers State Bank: Cotton Candy and Popcorn

Carter Enterprises (Pizza Hut) & Clean Cut Cleaners: Pizza and Hotdogs

Dr. Pepper of Waco & Groesbeck Funeral Home: Soda Station

Bush’s Chicken: Sweet Tea Station

Brookshire’s Grocery: Water Station & Root Beer Floats

Windsor HealthCare: Chips Station

GISD Community in Schools: Chilled Watermelon Station

Special thanks to the members of the Living Proof Church as they continue their service to the community by assisting with food preparation and service.

Remember, this event is made possible by the continued support of our business community and our dedicated citizens and organizations. If you have any questions regarding National Night Out, please contact Chief Henson or Detective Cox at 254-729-3497.

I hope to see you there!

Chief Chris Henson

05/12/2022

Be on the lookout!

🚨 Alert 🚨
Recent Update: 5/13/22 3:00 PM
Suspect still at large. Numerous agencies still working together to apprehend subject, including DPS Aircrafts. We are working in the area north of Hwy 7, closely in the area between CR 317 & CR 320.

Again, if you live in this area. Make sure you lock your doors & vehicles. If you see something or someone you do not recognize or seems suspicious, please call 9-1-1, do not approach the subject.

Update:
Leon County Sheriff’s Office is currently looking for a TDCJ Inmate who stole a TDC Bus and wrecked out 2 miles west of Centerville off Hwy 7. We have multiple agents working together but please if you see someone suspicious call the Sheriff’s office. Suspect is Gonzalo Lopez, a Hispanic male in TDC whites.

11/11/2021

Sending out a very deserved and heartfelt thank you to all who have served.

04/30/2021

With the current media trend of covering anti law enforcement related events, I wanted to take a moment to counter that with my experience yesterday afternoon. K9 Teddy and I were on our way home from a k9 casualty care course in Brenham. Around 4:00 PM we were just north of Mumford on FM 50 when a radiator hose connection broke and my Tahoe began to overheat. I pulled safely off the road into a driveway and called Al Boytis. Al said he could not get away from his mechanic shop for a couple of more hours but would contact Texas Towing to come to my location.
A few minutes later, two young men, on their way home from their jobs on a pipeline project in the area, stopped to help. With additional help, by means of a hose clamp and antifreeze, provided by the brother of the farmer, whose driveway I pulled into, K9 Teddy and I were soon on our way. One of the young men who initially stopped stated he was going through Groesbeck anyway and would follow us to make sure we made it back. On the way, home I contacted Al and Texas Towing to let them know they could cancel the posse.
I said all that to say this, do not fall into the belief the nation is against law enforcement. There are vastly more here who appreciate and support law enforcement than there are who hate, despise and ridicule us. Lastly, but foremost, I want to thank those supporters and especially those previously mentioned who went out of their way to help us make it home yesterday.

04/30/2021

With the current media trend of covering anti law enforcement related events, I wanted to take a moment to counter that with my experience yesterday afternoon. K9 Teddy and I were on our way home from a k9 casually care course in Brenham. Around 4:00 PM we were just north of Mumford on FM 50 when a radiator hose connection broke and my Tahoe began to overheat. I pulled safely off the road into a driveway and called Al Boytis. Al said he could not get away from his mechanic shop for a couple of more hours but would contact Texas Towing to come to my location.
A few minutes later, two young men, on their way home from their jobs on a pipeline project in the area, stopped to help. With additional help, by means of a hose clamp and antifreeze, provided by the brother of the farmer, whose driveway I pulled into, K9 Teddy and I were soon on our way. One of the young men who initially stopped stated he was going through Groesbeck anyway and would follow us to make sure we made it back. On the way, home I contacted Al and Texas Towing to let them know they could cancel the posse.
I said all that to say this, do not fall into the belief the nation is against law enforcement. There are vastly more here who appreciate and support law enforcement than there are who hate, despise and ridicule us. Lastly, but foremost, I want to thank those supporters and especially those previously mentioned who went out of their way to help us make it home yesterday.

03/23/2021

Please call with any information you may have.

The Limestone County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s assistance in solving the following crime:

On Sunday, February 28, 2021, between 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. an unknown person (s) burglarized a residence on State Highway 164 West near Groesbeck, Texas. A large amount of jewelry and two TV’s were taken from the residence.

We are asking that anyone with information regarding this crime to contact the LIMESTONE COUNTY CRIME STOPPER’S HOTLINE at 254-729-TIPS. Your information will remain anonymous and Crime Stopper’s offers rewards ranging from $200 up to $1000 for information leading to an arrest, indictment, or conviction!

03/11/2021

K9 Teddy and I we’re happy to assist in escorting the Groesbeck High School Goats tennis team through town on their way to the state tournament! May they all return victorious.