Fort Bend County District Attorney's Office

06/13/2026

Building a better future.

06/13/2026

TIP: Review your family’s social media privacy settings today. Ensure profiles are private, location sharing is disabled, and strangers cannot send direct messages to minors. What your child shares online can be seen by anyone. Privacy settings are not a suggestion. They are protection.

06/11/2026

Trauma affects victims, survivors, first responders, and families. Post-traumatic stress is real, and help is available. If you or someone you know is struggling, reaching out is the first step toward healing. You are not alone.

06/10/2026

Online predators target children through games, social media, and chat apps. Warning signs include secrecy about online activity, unknown gifts, withdrawal from family, and switching screens when adults approach. Talk to your kids. Monitor their online world. Trust your instincts.

06/09/2026

Summer brings unique risks. Pool safety, heat exposure, travel hazards, and unsupervised time can lead to tragedy. Plan ahead, supervise children, and never leave kids or pets in hot vehicles. Prevention saves lives.

06/07/2026

TIP: Parental controls are essential, not optional. Set up content filters, screen time limits, and app restrictions on all devices your children use. Review settings regularly as kids find workarounds. Technology changes fast. Your vigilance must keep pace.

06/06/2026

June is Internet Safety Month. From online predators to identity theft, the digital world presents real dangers for children and adults alike. This month, we’re sharing tips to protect your family online. Knowledge is your first line of defense. Stay informed. Stay safe.

06/05/2026

State v. Adam Smith
Domestic Violence Assault
Appeal denied, conviction AFFIRMED.

06/03/2026

Protecting children, supporting survivors, strengthening communities.

06/03/2026

Fantastic information that can’t be shared enough. Some crimes are crimes of opportunity and you don’t want to give criminals an easy opportunity!

Preventing car burglaries isn’t just important to you - it’s important to us. You can help prevent your valuables from being stolen by following a .

Every night before you head to bed, make sure you:
-Lock your vehicle doors.
-Turn on outside lights.
-Remove everything from your vehicle.

If a thief walks by and sees a gym bag in your vehicle, they don’t assume it’s full of sweaty clothes, they assume it’s full of something worth stealing. Another important step you can take in preventing and catching crime is to check security camera placement, function, and video quality.

If you see something suspicious, call the non-emergency line ASAP (281-275-2020), or if a crime is in progress, call 9-1-1.