Naples Texas Police Department

07/17/2021

If you are Gregory Anthony Ivery, or know Mr Ivery, please contact the Naples PD. Your wallet was found and turned in. Your property will be at the Naples police department.

06/24/2021

Today is my last day as the Chief of the Naples Police Department. Going forward, Stephanie Barrera-Alonso is your interim Chief. Thank you all for your support. --Chris Hogg

06/20/2021

Just one of the negative aspects of our current border situation. The practice of subjecting humans to slavery and trafficking is alive and well in this country today.

Fox News' Sara Carter uncovers more evidence of s*x trafficking at the US-Mexico border on 'Hannity'

06/18/2021

SU***DE - Statistics and warning signs

20% of all su***de deaths are between the ages of 15 and 24.

Men are four times more likely to commit su***de than women.

Fi****ms are the most commonly used method by men to commit su***de.

Women are more likely to have suicidal thoughts than men.

Poison is the most commonly used method of su***de for females.

According to the national violent death reporting system, in 2017 the following percentages of su***de deaths tested positive for:

10% - Anti-depressants
33.3% - Alcohol
20.8% - Opiates

Please call 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline at:1-800-273-8255 now if you identify with any of the signs or know someone who exhibits these signs.

1. Talking about killing themselves.
2. Drug or alcohol abuse
3. Uncontrollable anger or sadness
4. Irrational mood swings.
5. Feeling worthless or powerless.
6. Feeling hopeless, desperate or trapped.
7. Loss of interest in things they once enjoyed.
8. Withdrawal from loved ones.
9. Anxiety and depression.
10. Changes in sleep or eating habits.
11. Neglecting personal hygiene and self care.
12. Self injury or reckless behavior.
13. Unusual thoughts.
14. Giving away prized possessions.

Critical Warning Signs:

1. Has a weapon and is threatening to harm themselves.
2. Talking about harming themselves and acting anxious.
3. Talking about death or su***de while drunk or high.
4. Researching methods to kill themselves.

06/13/2021

If you think you would never forget your child in a hot car, you should think again. It can happen to anyone. Since 1998, almost 900 children have died in hot cars and more than half of them were left behind unknowingly by their caregiver, according to NoHeatStroke.org

06/08/2021

If you’re heading to Texarkana this morning don’t take I-30. There’s a bad wreck near Hooks and it’s shut down. Folks have been sitting there since 2-3 this morning. 82 is bumper to bumper as well.

06/07/2021

Well folks, after some thinking and soul searching I’ve accepted a new job with the Pewitt CISD police department. It has been an honor and a pleasure to lead your police department. My last day as Chief of the Naples Police Department will be June 24th.
Attached to this post is a copy of the notice I submitted to the mayor.
Many of you supported me and my goals for the Naples Police Department, thank you for that. Sincerely —Chief Hogg

06/04/2021

The Naples Police Department has taken delivery of approximately $10,000 worth of night vision equipment at no cost to the city. This equipment will help our officers during night time operations such as searching for wanted, missing or endangered people and/or things.
As a small agency we are very fortunate to have access to this type of equipment. Normally, an agency our size would not have the budget for such things. Below are photos of equipment similar to what we have just received. --Chief Hogg

06/04/2021

The new speed signs are up on Highway 67. This one is just west of Spring Market. The other is just past Netts restaurant. There have been a number of wrecks on this section of road, some resulting in serious injuries and some resulting in deaths. Please don’t speed through here. —Chief Hogg

06/02/2021

One person has been arrested in the 400 Block of WL Doc Dodson for assault family violence.

06/02/2021

Acting on a tip from another law enforcement agency the Naples PD located two run away juveniles from Mississippi. The juveniles were unharmed and are being returned to the state of Mississippi.