A Monday traffic stop for littering led to one man’s arrest.
A Cleburne officer saw a man throw a baggie out the window of his vehicle near Anglin and Boone streets at about 11:14 p.m., according to reports.
The officer stopped the man and retrieved the bag, which contained marijuana, according to reports. The officer arrested Steve Calderon Chanta, 28, of Cleburne on charges of possession of marijuana and tampering with physical evidence.
Also on Monday, a woman visited the police station to report that she let a relative borrow her car for three hours on Friday.
She told police she has not heard from the relative since, according to reports.
Police answered three theft calls on Monday, two of which involved belated thefts.
Police responded to Wheat Middle School at 11:33 a.m. on a report that someone stole a pair of shoes on Oct. 13, according to reports.
A second Oct. 13 theft was also not reported until Monday.
A man visited the police station to report that someone stole a book on CD and a cell phone from his car, according to reports. The man apparently did not realize the items were missing until later, according to reports.
A woman entered the police station at 6:14 p.m. to report that someone stole her Social Security card and used it to obtain an account with Dish Network, according to reports.
Police responded to a business in the 1900 block of Sparks Drive on Sunday. Someone stole a large amount of copper from the location, according to reports.
An unknown vehicle struck a Ford Mustang sometime between 5-6 p.m. Oct. 28 in the 300 block of Bales Street, according to reports.
The Mustang was legally parked in the roadway along the south curb facing east, according to reports. The driver of the unknown vehicle struck the left panel of the Mustang and left the scene without notifying the owner, according to reports.
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Cleburne man arrested for littering during routine traffic stop
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First team offense, defense features host of area standouts
The 2011 Lone Star Chrysler Dodge Jeep Autoplex All-Johnson-County football team has been announced. The team was chosen by the Times-Review sports department based on all-district selections and coaches’ nominations.
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Cleburne, Grandview, Burleson lead second team offense, defense
The 2011 Lone Star Chrysler Dodge Jeep Autoplex All-Johnson-County football team has been announced. The team was chosen by the Times-Review sports department based on all-district selections and coaches’ nominations.
The second-team offense was led by Cleburne’s Quade Coward and Godley’s Rhett Brawner as the second-team quarterbacks. -
Cleburne pulls away from Burleson, 62-48
The Cleburne Yellow Jackets beat Burleson, 62-48, on Friday night at Yellow Jacket Gym to move to 2-7 in District 7-A play. Burleson fell to 2-7 in league play with the loss.
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Lady Jackets pick up first District 7-4A win
On Friday night at Yellow Jacket Stadium, Cleburne picked up its first win of the District 7-4A season, 66-60, over Burleson, which fell to 3-8.
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Up-and-down Yellow Jackets split Friday’s matches at Little Elm Tourney
Both Cleburne soccer teams had mixed results on Friday in their respective tournaments.
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Tuesday marks property tax payment deadline
Johnson County Tax Assessor Scott Porter said that Tuesday is the deadline to pay 2011 property taxes without penalties or interest.
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Lady Jackets setting the bar high in powerlifting
Last week at the Venus powerlifting meet, the Cleburne Lady Jackets sent several lifters to the competition.
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Cleburne ready for district swim meet
Both Cleburne swim teams are headed to the Mansfield ISD Natatorium on Saturday for the District 15-4A swim meet.
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Number of sex offenders increases
Now might be a good time to talk with your children about stranger danger. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children released an updated list of the country’s sex offenders this week. The survey showed 747,408 registered sex offenders.
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Council approves trash truck purchases
City plans to switch trash collection from a manual to an automated system should begin in about six months, Cleburne Assistant City Manager David Esquivel said Tuesday night.
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