Vaquero Trail Riders
Stafford Police Officers escorted Vaquero Trail Riders through the City of Stafford on their way to the HLSR Show & Rodeo BBQ Cookoff.
Video and photo courtesy of the City of Stafford Media Director Entricht.
Thanksgiving Traffic Stop_2019
Thank you to Ms. Samoan for her safe driving skills as we head into the Thanksgiving Holiday. To show our gratitude, we gifted Ms. Champagne and her family with a donation Thanksgiving Dinner courtesy of the Elias Family.
Happy Thanksgiving to the Champagne Family!
Captain Herman doing his push-ups with the kids.
Captain Herman got busted by the kids for not having his challenge coin...and the kids knew what comes next.
Cell Phone Sally’s got some moves
Cell Phone Sally bustin’ a move
Maiden says HI to the Stafford Council Members!
TYLER vs. TYLER Push Up Challenge
TYLER vs TYLER
So this is what happened, hopefully it makes sense...
Tyler 2.0 challenged Detective Tyler with his challenge coin.
Detective Tyler lost, BUT Tyler 2.0 then gave his challenge coin to Detective Tyler.
THEN, Detective Tyler challenged 2.0 with the challenge coin.
NOW we have the 2019 Tyler vs Tyler Push Up Challenge
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Several members of the Stafford Police Department visited with students at the SMSD Career Day. Here we have Officer Molina taking on the push-up challenge with one of the students. GREAT JOB TO EVERYONE!!!
Career day at SMSD, looks like Officer Tyler got caught again without his challenge coin. Thank you to the students that participated in the push-up challenge.
We’re coming to the close of the 2019 City of Stafford Spring Clean Up. Thank you to all of our volunteers and residents that stopped by.
PUSH UP CHALLENGE
Officer Tyler got caught again without his challenge coin. Per Honorary Police Officer Richards v2.0, 10 PUSH UPS FOR YOU MISTER!
The SMSD Elementary School hosted a law enforcement appreciation breakfast and someone got caught without their SPD challenge coins. I think our young student has the best form.
#NationalLawEnforcementDat
Suspect Vehicle
Finally, here is the suspect vehicle in the aggravated robbery. If you recognize the person or the vehicle depicted, contact Fort Bend County Crime Stoppers at 281-342-TIPS (8477) or www.fortbend.crimestoppersweb.com. Information that leads to apprehension and filing of criminal charges could earn you up to a $5,000 CASH REWARD!
Aggravated Robbery Suspect Sought
Here is the surveillance video from the prior post. Do you recognize this person? If you do, contact Fort Bend County Crime Stoppers at 281-342-TIPS (8477) or www.fortbend.crimestoppersweb.com. Information that leads to apprehension and filing of criminal charges could earn you up to a $5,000 CASH REWARD!
Captain Herman keeping the kids entertained!
Officer McKinnies and the Stafford Police Department paying it forward this Thanksgiving. This family was stopped for following the traffic laws and was rewarded with a Thanksgiving Dinner courtesy of the Elias Family. Many blessings to this family and all families this Thanksgiving Season.
TCO Holloman’s last call!!! We wish you the best in all your future endeavors.
Spooky Weather on Halloween
Time lapse video from HCC Stafford Campus. Video courtesy of Rosanne Dillon.
Ruh roh, now it’s McGruff’s turn to take on the challenge coin push up challenge.
Officer Guzman was caught without his challenge coin, and one of our Kingsway residents joined in on the push up challenge!
Officer Tyler got caught AGAIN without his challenge coin. Pushups were in order. One day, maybe he will learn.
I think Assistant Chief Horn may have a second career in auctioneering! BACKPACKS!!! FREE BACKPACKS!!!
Great crowd at this year's 4th of July Celebration
Suspect Sought in 2016 Stafford Homicide
PRESS RELEASE
On September 19, 2016 at approximately 3:15 pm, a homicide occurred in the parking lot of the Kentucky Fried Chicken fast food restaurant, located at 12570 Southwest Freeway, Stafford, Fort Bend County, Texas. The victim, Theodore Emiko, also known by his artist name of “Chase Santana”, arrived at KFC in a blue 2009 Jaguar. Shortly after, Theodore met with a black male and they both entered the Jaguar. After several minutes, video footage shows the black male suspect exiting the front passenger side door of the Jaguar in a hurried manner and enter into the back seat of a dark colored (possibly green) 4 door passenger car (believed to be a 2013-2015 Chevrolet Cruze). The vehicle speeds off with two other unidentified passengers inside. The male subject seen in the video was the last person to see Theodore Emiko alive, and is a person of interest in this case.
The Stafford Police Department is seeking any information that may lead to the identity of any of the persons that were involved the murder of Theodore Emiko.
Anyone who has information on this crime is asked to call Fort Bend County Crime Stoppers, Inc.
- Call (281) 342-TIPS (8477) - Submit Online: http://www.fortbend.crimestoppersweb.com/ Information, which leads to the apprehension and filing of charges on the suspect(s) involved, could earn you up to $5,000 CASH REWARD All calls to Crime Stoppers are ANONYMOUS - Visit our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fortbendcountycrimestoppers/ for details on a New easy way to submit tips via the P3 Global Intel App.
Children With Hair Loss Program
School Resource Officer Valdez, along with multiple students, two teachers, and one parent donated their hair to the Children With Hair Loss Program. SRO Valdez had the suppoort of the ENTIRE Stafford Elementary School behind her. Thank you to SRO Valdez and all those who donated to this cause. #Childrenwithhairlossprogram #StaffordMSD #StaffordElementary
ATM Skimmer Suspect
On May 2, 2018, at approximately 5:50 PM, a patron of the Circle K store at 2939 S. Main, Stafford, Texas, was using the ATM machine inside the store. After feeling something unusual when removing his card, the patron tugged on the card reader and a device that was substantially similar to the actual card reader came off of the ATM. Subsequent investigation revealed that a subject had entered the store several hours earlier and possibly placed this device on the ATM. The subject is described as a white male, approximately 6 feet tall, with black hair and beard, wearing a black shirt, a black jacket with a fur-lined hood, ripped blue jeans and black socks. The subject was driving what appears to be a silver Audi 4-door station wagon (likely a model between 2000 and 2004), with no front license plate, a sun roof, and luggage rails.
If you have any information regarding the identity of this person of interest, or feel that you may have been a victim, contact Stafford Police Department Detective Ceballos at 281-261-3950 or 281-261-3987.
SPD Officers Tyler and Valdez demonstrating STRANGER DANGER at the SMSD Elementary Career Day. Repeat after me...1,2,3 STRANGER DANGER!!!
