Johnson County Sheriff’s Office officials are seeking information on a Jan. 18 burglary of a habitation.
Deputies responded that day to the 7600 block of County Road 518 after the homeowner arrived to find the front door “violently forced open,” according to a Wise Eyes alert.
The burglars stole televisions, computer hardware and jewelry, according to reports.
Anyone with information or who may have witnessed suspicious activity in the area at the time of the crime is urged to contact JCSO at 817-556-6058 or CrimeStoppers at 1-800-794-8477.
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Cleburne police responded to a report of suspicious activity at 10:54 p.m. Monday in the 1900 block of North Main Street. The caller advised that two males and two females were drinking and possibly doing drugs in a room, according to CPD reports.
Upon arriving on scene, police saw alcohol in plain view and checked the premise for underage drinkers.
Police also saw a large bag of marijuana along with multiple smaller baggies and a scale indicating that marijuana was being sold or prepared for sale.
The occupants in the room claimed told police they didn’t know anything about the marijuana or the scale, according to reports.
Police arrested Shianne Nicole Scarbrough, 18, of Cleburne and John Henry Rubel, 34, of Joshua, on charges of manufacture and delivery of marijuana.
They arrested Adam Ross Sandifer, 22, of Cleburne on the same charge. Upon finding more marijuana on his person at the Johnson County Law Enforcement Center, they added an additional charge of prohibited substance in a correctional facility.
Police also arrested a juvenile whose name has not been released.
Police responded to a house burglary at 12:22 p.m. the same day in the 1500 block of Surry Place Drive. Items stolen from the home include a gray and yellow boy’s Mongoose bicycle, a gold, blue and gray Avigo bicycle and a silver Apple iMac.
Police responded to a vandalism call at 8:45 a.m. Sunday in the 800 block of Sabine Avenue. Someone threw a brick and shattered the rear window of the victim’s vehicle.
