Precinct 4 Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association

01/17/2023

Thank you again to Refugio County Sheriff's Office for catching criminals fleeing Houston to head south. Owners will be happy for recovery. Great job!!

01/09/2023

Law Enforcement Appreciation Day 💙

Thank you for your service to our community and keeping us safe.

12/31/2022

Walk your fence line and check for missing or broken boards.
Check your gate and make sure it’s secure.
Fill in holes.
Take pic of your pet.

12/25/2022

🎅 LIVE: Tracking Santa on Christmas Eve 2022 NORAD Santa Tracker 🎅

Where’s Santa 🎅🏻? Watch live to see how close he is!

Saturday, December 24, 2022: Join RSBN LIVE as we track Santa Claus and his reindeer! Watch as they make their journey across the world to deliver presents t...

12/25/2022

While our deputies did catch and book the Grinch earlier today, he was released on $1.00 bond and took off south where our friends at Refugio County Sheriff's Department caught him again!

Merry Christmas 🎄

12/24/2022

Message from Sheriff Lamb

12/24/2022

Got em!! We’re safe for Christmas joy, happiness and blessings 🎅🏻
Great job deputies!!!

BOOKED AND CHARGED!

The Grinch tried to steal Christmas in precinct 4 but Deputy Davis with Constable Mark Herman's Office captured and charged him with Interruption of Merriment and attempted Theft of Christmas. 🎄

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12/24/2022

😂😂😂

“911, what’s your Grinch-mergency?”

The Grinch, OKCPD Dispatcher

12/24/2022

Official NORAD Santa Tracker

‼️SANTA ALERT‼️ We’re currently tracking Santa as he is on the other side of the world 🌎 delivering gifts 🎁!

Track Santa here!!!

Follow Santa Claus as he makes his magical journey around the world!

12/22/2022

Look at this stunning pic from our friends at Alaska State Troopers 😮 Wow what a view ❄️💙 Thank you for sharing!

Happy Winter Solstice! Fortunately, all the darkness means more time to watch the aurora. Trooper Haley took this photo outside of Fairbanks on a long and cold Solstice night with temperatures hovering around -40. Even with the cold, he said it was still worth getting out of the car to capture the holiday light show.

If you are interested in these office views, the Alaska State Troopers are hiring. Visit, https://dps.alaska.gov/AST/Recruit/Home to learn more about joining the Alaska State Troopers.

12/19/2022

Our prayers are with Sheriff Lamb and his family for this tragic loss. If you would like to help, below is the information on the GoFundMe set up for the families.
God Bless this Family.

Thank you for all your prayers and offers to support the victims’ families after the crash that killed Sheriff Lamb’s son and granddaughter.

As far as memorial events, the family is still making plans. They hope to share more information later this week.

Caroline is still hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. Please continue to pray for her family and her.

The unexpected financial support has been a true blessing to the family. We have received a ton of messages asking about online fundraising. We want to assure the public there are 2 legitimate online fundraisers that are being widely circulated:

https://fundthefirst.com/campaign/support-for-sheriff-lamb-family-oihqks

https://www.gofundme.com/f/cooper-lamb-family-funeral-expenses?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer

We appreciate the support from around the world and ask for your continued prayers at this time.

12/18/2022

‼️ Missing Elderly ‼️ Please share and help bring him home safely.

12/18/2022

Wow! Amazing story! Happy ending for this pup 🐶

12/18/2022

Report: Son, grandchild of Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb die in car crash

There are no words 😞 Sending our love and prayers to Sheriff Lamb and his family.

The son and infant grandchild of Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb reportedly died in a car crash in Gilbert on Friday afternoon.

12/03/2022

At least there’s a picture and name. Scams involving theft and fraud are pervasive, even online, and these criminals are rarely caught.

SHARE and help find her so she can answer for her crimes!!

All info will remain anonymous so please do the right thing and give her up.

SUSPECT WANTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR USING A STOLEN DEBIT CARD

On November 15, 2022, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman's Office conducted an investigation into a credit card abuse case, which was misplaced by the waitress The complainant used his debit card at a local restaurant located in the 20000 block of the North Freeway. The next day, the complainant noticed several fraudulent charges on his bank statement totaling over $1,000.00.

After a thorough investigation, the suspect was identified as Dayrin Alejandra Sacaza-Gomez, who was observed on video surveillance forging the associated receipts and taking a picture of the complainant's debit card.

"Dayrin Alejandra Sacaza-Gomez is currently wanted by law enforcement for Felony Credit Card Abuse. If you have any information regarding her whereabouts, you are urged to contact our dispatch or your local law enforcement." - Constable Mark Herman

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12/03/2022

Lost dog turns herself in at English police station

ICYMI: what a clever pup 🐾!

12/03/2022

Someone knows who this is. SHARE and help our deputies find him. All tips and info are anonymous.

CONSTABLES SEEK THE PUBLIC'S HELP IN IDENTIFYING BURGLARY SUSPECT CAUGHT ON VIDEO SURVEILLANCE

On December 1, 2022, deputies with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to a residence in the 20500 block of Windy Ridge Lane, the Pinelakes Promenade Subdivision, in reference to a Burglary of a Habitation.

Upon deputies arriving, the complainant advised that an unknown suspect broke into his residence and stole property.

Video surveillance captured the suspect, which appears to be a black male, wearing a black long sleeve shirt, a black hat and dark colored pants before fleeing the scene possibly on foot.

"If you have any information regarding the identity of the suspect, you are urged to contact our dispatch at 281-376-3472." - Constable Mark Herman

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11/26/2022

Amazing drone footage to help holiday shoppers stay safe.

While law enforcement agencies utilize technology, basic principles still apply to keep your vehicle from being a target.

Keep your bags and boxes out of sight in your vehicle. Place them in the trunk or under a cover in the back.

✅ Always be aware of your surroundings,
✅ Use the buddy system
✅ Ask the store for an es**rt if you feel uncomfortable going to your vehicle, especially at night.
✅ Don’t have your hands full of bags and packages while walking to your vehicle

11/26/2022

‼️Help Hank‼️ Can’t miss his green sweater. If you see him, please see contact info below. Let’s help get Hank home.

11/25/2022

Top Level right here 💯 Wow 😮

Our Drone Team took part in the patrol today making sure everyone was safe during one of the busiest shopping days of the year!

Stay connected with us at:
facebook.com/mocopct4
twitter.com/mocopct4
Instagram.com/mocopct4
tiktok.com/
mocopct4.org
*ALL PHOTOS ARE PUBLIC INFORMATION.*

11/25/2022

Our CPAAA was honored to provide Thanksgiving dinner to our dispatchers. We appreciate each one of them and all they do behind the scenes helping our deputies and the community. We are grateful 💛

Happy Thanksgiving!

11/24/2022

From our family to yours, Wishing you a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving.

We are grateful for our deputies, dispatchers and especially our beloved Constable.

11/22/2022

Sextortion: What Kids and Caregivers Need to Know | Federal Bureau of Investigation

‼️PSA‼️ Please read and educate yourself about this growing trend affecting our kids.

If you suspect your child is a victim please report it immediately!

Source: FBI.gov

Sextortion is a crime that involves adults coercing kids and teens into sending explicit images online. The FBI has several resources to help caregivers and young people better understand what s*xtortion is, how to protect against it, and how to talk about this growing and devastating threat.

11/22/2022

‼️PSA Travel Safety Tips ‼️

Is your home 🏠 on Vacation Watch?

Safe Holiday Travels 🦃

CONSTABLE GIVES TRAVEL SAFETY TIPS

This time of the year many of us will be traveling to see family and friends. Constable Mark Herman’s office would like to offer safety tips for you to consider before heading out on your trip.

1. MAKE SURE THE VEHICLE IS READY FOR THE TRIP
Most of the driving safety tips below are going to be about following common sense and driving as safely as possible.
However, the condition of your car itself plays a contributing role to your safety on the road, so we can’t ignore that.

You should test out or check the following aspects of your car’s performance before heading out:
• Are the fluid levels right?
• Do the lights work?
• Do the wipers work?
• Are the tires in good condition and have a good pressure?
• Are the brakes responsive and do the brake pads make any weird noises?
• Are there any leaks?
• Does the car make any odd noises or movements when steering?
To be on the safe side, you should schedule a check-up with your local mechanic before heading out, too.

2. AVOID SLEEPINESS ON THE ROADWAY
Drowsy driving is a serious risk.
Driving while fighting sleep can put you in as much danger as driving under the influence, yet it’s not a risk that’s talked about as often. With longer drives, such a road trips, drowsy driving is even more of a danger.
SIGNS YOU SHOULD PULLOVER:
– You’re having difficulty focusing
– Your eyelids are growing heavy
– You’re having trouble keeping your head up
– You’re daydreaming a lot

3. BRING AN EMERGENCY KIT WITH YOU
Even if you’re driving as safely as possible, it’s always wise to be prepared for the event of something going wrong. This is a severely underrated road safety tip.
First of all, a subscription to any roadside assistance plan is critical when going on longer drives. After all, you can end up out in the middle of nowhere and find yourself needing help.

Otherwise, your emergency kit should include:
• Water
• Blankets
• Spare clothes
• Flashlight
• First-aid kit
• A fully charged phone and a list of essential numbers
• Jumper cables
• Tire-changing tools
• High visibility cones and jackets

4. ALWAYS OBEY THE SPEED LIMIT
It might sound like common sense to some. To others it might sound like one of our road safety tips you don’t always necessarily need to follow.
Many drivers think that pushing over the speed limit a little is perfectly acceptable to shave a few minutes off the length of the journey.
Speeding, even when it seems relatively safe, is always a danger.

5. PRACTICE DEFENSIVE DRIVING
Defensive driving is an excellent road safety trip that could keep you from a collision.
WHAT IS DEFENSIVE DRIVING?
Effectively, defensive driving is all about being aware of what other drivers on the road are doing and being prepared for the potential of an accident or collision at all times.

6. KEEP ENOUGH DISTANCE BETWEEN YOU AND OTHER VEHICLES
Another of our road safety tips to do with safe driving practices is to make sure that you always have a cushion of space between you and the vehicle in front of you.

This is also frequently called the “second rule”.
You might have heard of the “three second rule”, which means you should slow and count to three to get enough space behind another driver. This can be enough to give you space and time to react and safely evade hazards on the road. You should take into account different vehicles and driving conditions when you’re creating space. For instance, large trucks and other big vehicles with severe blind spots behind them necessitates a four second rule.

7. PLAN YOUR ROUTE AND REST STOPS BEFORE YOUR TRIP
On longer trips on the road, you should be aware of the risks of long periods of uninterrupted driving.
As we mentioned in one of the earlier road safety tips, drowsy driving can be just as dangerous as driving under the influence.
It also puts your vehicle under greater pressure, meaning that malfunctions and wear and tear are more likely to rear their ugly heads.

By using these safety tips, we hope to make your travels much safer for your families!

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11/22/2022

Great work catching bad guys!

‼️Please do NOT follow deputies in pursuit while taking video and driving just so you can post it on your page for attention/likes ‼️

Stay away from active scenes and let our deputies do their jobs to keep our community safe.

HAPPENING NOW - STOLEN VEHICLE RECOVERED

Deputies spotted a stolen vehicle in the 800 block of Cypress Station. The vehicle led deputies on a pursuit which ended at Cypress Station and FM1960 when the suspect crashed into a vehicle and then hit a tree.

The suspect driver attempted to flee on foot but was quickly apprehended by a Precinct 4 Deputy. Great work!

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11/20/2022

Thank you for keeping us safe night shift 💙

Let's shine a strong light on the night shift deputies. We see you and we support you!

Type, "come home safe" if you support our night shifters who protect us while we sleep.

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11/19/2022

Volunteers needed!! 🐶🐾✈️
Homes needed short term for pups going to this event!

We participating in another Mega Adoption Event with Brandywine Valley SPCA in Delaware. It would be amazing to get our transport candidates in homes so they can truly decompress before traveling December 9th or before. Several of our pups could definitely benefit from spending Thanksgiving with family and then extending their stay until Transport Day!

Interested in helping us and them? Please reach out to Catherine for more information.
[email protected] / 281-723-0185
Thank you!!

11/16/2022

Don’t risk it! Put your home on Vacation Watch. Link below ⬇️⬇️

VACATION WATCH PROGRAM

Do not forget to submit your Vacation Watch with Constable Mark Herman's Office if you plan to travel for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Feel safe with Constable Deputies checking on your home every day and night you are away.

http://www.constablepct4.com/vacation-watch-request.html

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11/15/2022

🚨Missing Juvenile Alert 🚨 Please share and help bring her home safely

Please be on the lookout Hood News Peeps

11/13/2022

Prayers for the officer and family 💙

11/12/2022

🚨Missing Senior Alert 🚨

Share and help bring him home safely

Update at 4:15 pm: 86-year-old Syed Raza was found safe. Thanks for your help and support.

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Please help us locate 86-year-old Syed Raza. He was last seen yesterday when he left his home located in the 7300 block of Spring Cypress Rd.

He is driving a 2019 blue Honda Fit with TX Plate # NBF 9219. He was last seen wearing a Black/White Shirt and Gray Pants.

Anyone with information is urged to contact 713-755-7427 or Crime Stoppers of Houston at 713-222-8477.

11/02/2022

There are no words 🥹😥 We take this moment to pray and grieve for this baby girl whose life was taken by an evil monster.

11/01/2022

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10/31/2022

🚨PSA SAFETY ALERT 🚨
This just dropped and circulating on social media regarding threat to Spring HS.

If you have any information about who is behind this, contact Spring ISD Police or Pct 4 immediately.

10/30/2022

Every neighborhood when the Astros play on Halloween 🎃🧙‍♀️👻

10/30/2022

Do a safety check and prepare before you take your little goblins 😈 and zombies 🧟‍♂️ out trick or treating 🎃

HALLOWEEN SAFETY!

You can check your area for s*x offenders here:

https://publicsite.dps.texas.gov/SexOffenderRegistry

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10/30/2022

🐾 Free spay/neuter for your pups🐾 Please share 🦮🐩🐕‍🦺🦴

MCAS has partnered with BISSELL Pet Foundation to host and fund a five-day free public spay/neuter clinic for dogs from Sunday November 6th through Thursday November 10th. The clinic is being held to help alleviate shelter overcrowding by preventing unwanted litters. Dogs spayed and neutered at the event will also receive free of charge age-appropriate vaccinations, including rabies, a microchip, a heartworm test and an e-collar.

“We are excited to be partnering again with the BISSELL Pet Foundation. This time to provide a much needed public spay/neuter event to the dogs of Montgomery County” said Aaron Johnson, MCAS Director. “MCAS, as well as most of our area shelters, is overcrowded. One of the reasons for this overcrowding is the limited access to low/no cost public spay/neuter services. It is through collaborative events such as this, however, that we can save animal lives in our community!”
“With shelters and rescues at capacity, the need for spay/neuter is critical. Proactive pet sterilization procedures address the root cause of animal overpopulation by preventing unwanted births,” said Cathy BISSELL, founder of BISSELL Pet Foundation. “We are committed to impacting the lives of both homeless and owned pets in Montgomery County by making spay/neuter services more accessible to the community.”

The clinic is open to any resident of Montgomery County (excluding residents of the City of Conroe and the City of Willis) and is for owned dogs only. All dogs must be in good health and behavior and you must be able to get your pet(s) safely to and from the appointment. There is a limit of three (3) dogs per household.

To request a slot during the clinic, please visit: https://form.jotform.com/222914165607153 and complete the form. This form is a request for services and NOT a guarantee for a spot. On the form you will select three (3) surgery days by priority. We will contact you to schedule the appointment if there are slots available. No walk-ins are available.

If you have questions, please email: [email protected]

10/30/2022

Do recognize these criminals?