Johnson County
County sees rash of burglaries
Four burglaries and an assault with bodily injury were reported to Johnson County Sheriff’s Office authorities last week.
No charges were filed in any of the cases.
On Monday in Venus, an unknown person unlocked a back door without permission and removed an item without permission of the owner.
On Tuesday, a Joshua woman said she was a victim of family violence.
On Wednesday in Alvarado, an unknown perswon removed items from a garage without permission, and in Joshua, an unknown person removed a laptop computer from a vehicle in a garage without permission.
On Thursday in Cleburne, an unknown person removed items from a residence without permission.
Felony Arrests
Following is a list of felony arrests taken from public records at the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. Individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
March 18-19
zx Donald Ray Davis, 44, Keller, theft.
zx Misty Gayle Gentry, 37, Fort Worth, forgery financial instrument.
zx Marybel Ramirez Reyes, 29, Cleburne, aggravated theft by check.
zx Gene Raymond Thrower Jr., 33, Shreveport, La., possession of controlled substance.
zx David Austin Watkins, 47, Waxahachie, possession of controlled substance/parole warrant.
zx Russell Wayne Ziegenfuss, 32, Irving, violation of parole.
March 19-20
zx Kristopher Nathan Adams, 32, Cleburne, sexual assault of child.
zx Eric Christopher Morosky, 31, Burleson, theft of services, burglary of habitation.
zx Julio Rodriguez Jr., 23, Cleburne, indecency with child sexual contact.
- Johnson County
-
-
Ceremony to break ground on 121 set
The first ground-breaking ceremony of the Texas 121-Chisholm Trail Project is scheduled for next week, Johnson County officials announced Monday.
-
Hewlett files for mayor
Justin Hewlett, owner of Hewlett Office Systems, filed for the mayor’s seat in the May Cleburne City Council elections on Monday. Single Member District 4 Councilman John Warren filed to seek re-election to his seat on Monday as well.
-
Educating through the arts
Her résumé is impressive. An educator, therapist, dancer, minister and actor, Bonnie Hawkins-Jordan seems the kind of person who might live in Hollywood. But she doesn’t. She lives in Cleburne, sharing her ministry with those around her any way she can.
-
Challenger seeks to oust Precinct 4 incumbent
Johnson County Precinct 4 voters have a choice this year between re-electing incumbent Commissioner Don Beeson, or electing his challenger, Bart Basham.
-
Park and ride lot to be discussed
Cleburne City Council members will vote Tuesday on P.E.T. Construction’s $171,704 bid to construct a park-and-ride lot at the Cletran location.
-
Medina brings campaign to Cleburne
Several hundred area residents attended a Saturday Burleson Tea Party rally held at Forrest Auto Group in Cleburne.
-
2/8 Felony arrests
The following felony arrests are taken from public records at the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. All individuals should be considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
-
Fire destroys home, occupants OK
A Wednesday morning fire resulted in no injuries, but destroyed a home near Burleson.
-
Showers put lake level above spillway
With showers continuing through this morning, Lake Pat Cleburne lake level was reported at 734.1 feet, about six inches over the spillway, said local weather watcher Gayle White.
-
Suspect arrested in Alvarado shooting death
- More Johnson County Headlines
-
Ceremony to break ground on 121 set
