Three firearms were among items reported stolen in the last week, according to Johnson County Sheriff’s reports.
The seerial numbers for the firearms were unknown.
On Sunday in Crowley, an unknown person broke a window and entered the complainant’s residence without consent of the owner.
Taken were a Remington pump .22 valued at $350, a .22 revolver valued at $150, a Playstation 2 valued at $150, Playstation 2 games, $200 in silver money, a wedding ring — gold with three diamonds — valued at $1,500, and assorted rings and jewelry.
On Sept. 28 in Alvarado, an unknown person entered the victim’s residence without consent and took a .22 pistol valued at $300, 60 DVDs, 15 fishing rods and four, silver CO2 cartridges.
Also Sunday in Burleson, someone entered a building without consent and removed a “Black Jackson” flying guitar valued at $1,500 and a black Fender “Strat” guitar valued at $200.
Last Thursday in Burleson, an unknown person entered the complainant’s recreational vehicle without written or verbal permission and removed a Coleman propane grill with a black bag valued at $250, tools valued at $100, an electric cord and pigtails. The broken lock on the RV door was valued at $500.
On Sept. 24 in Joshua, two subjects broke out a window and entered an abandoned house.
Law enforcement officials were also investigating two family violence cases.
On Saturday, a suspect was operating a vehicle on a public roadway. The complainant tried to stop the suspect by walking in front of the vehicle and was almost struck.
Last Thursday in Burleson, a person intentionally and knowingly assaulted the victim by pulling the victim from the interior of a vehicle and pushing the victim to the ground, causing injury.
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Firearms reported stolen
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Stage 2 drought plan still in place
Johnson County Special Utility District will keep its Stage 2 drought plan in place despite this week’s rain.
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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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Drought no more
April showers arrived a couple of months early, bringing much needed rain to Johnson County rivers and lakes.
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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
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Rain related incidents mild, Cleburne rescue workers say
Heavy rainfall Tuesday and Wednesday spurred several calls to the Cleburne police and fire departments, but resulted in no serious injuries or damage, officials said.
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Finishing touches
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Vendor delays payment for county EOC work
A sub-contractor that helped build the Emergency Operation Center awaits payment from a construction company that claims it’s having financial trouble.
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Head Start seeks help to replace stolen, damaged property
Officials with Cleburne’s Head Start school seek donations to help fund an end-of-school-year party for students.
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Carnegie announces cast for ‘The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940’
Director Dick Helmcamp, retired CHS band director, recently announced the cast for the Greater Cleburne Carnegie Players’ upcoming production of “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.” The show, set in 1940 in Chappaqua, N.Y., is a who-dun-it with a twist. Think Agatha Christie on steroids.
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