Crime

Keep a watchful eye these days on where you live.  Don't want to scare anyone, but you may want to put caution to the wind and burn the front and rear porch light at night, at least until the serial burglaries in Lufkin can be resolved.

The Honda Accord seems to be one of the most common vehicles seen on the roads, not only across the US, but right here in East Texas. Driving on the Highway 59 we see tons of Accords, mixed in with several domestic pickup trucks and foreign and domestic SUVs. I’m rockin’ a Chevy Traverse, packed full of car seats, diaper bags, and scattered discarded Cheerios. And you? If you drive a Tahoe, rest a

Another miscreant of society who probably doesn't have any responsibility in life because he's at an Austin area Walmart at 4:30 a.m. Sunday poppin' off a few rounds, 18 year old Soloman Onwukaife will undoubtedly unleash terror on society again, once he's let out of jail. Unless we start giving the perpetrators a sentence befitting the crime, many more morons like Onwukaife wait in the wings to p

Chad William Forber is clearly a party animal. But his preferred way of getting down isn’t for everybody. The 41-year-old was arrested by police after they got a call that a naked man was wandering around the downtown area of Rock Island, Illinois early Monday morning. When the cops found Forber, he was covered in Crisco.

Police confirm two people have died after today’s shooting near the Texas A&M campus. KBTX reports the gunman is in custody.

The actions in Tenaha and Shelby County came to light some four years ago when  a lawsuit was filed alleging law enforcement officers in that area were illegally stopping motorists, then confiscating their cash, in what was disguised as a "drug enforcement" program conjured up in 2006.

Before this post appears to respond negatively on law enforcement regulations regarding appropriate procedures when an emergency vehicle has its siren screaming, and strobe lights illuminated, let me address the appreciation I personally have to those who turn a "drive in the park" to the "Indy 500", all in an effort to save a life, or prevent a crime from escalating. That bein

Since when is a life only worth five years "at the rock", and why did prosecutors agree to such a lowly sentence?  I've read about pot smokers getting a greater stretch. Me?  I'm an eye-for-an-eye guy.  Commit murder.  Pay the ultimate price.  The saviors of the death penalty will arguably contact the radio station tomorrow demanding that I be fired with an apology.  Here's the number: (

Okay, so you blew through a yellow/red at the intersection of Chestnut and Timberland at 1 in the morning, forgetting all about it until that "notice of violation" showed up in the mail.  All of a sudden that hazy moment of should I or should I not have entered the intersection become a blow to your wallet. Let me forewarn you, that if you plan on disputing the charge, be prepared to vie

The criminals never stop thinking do they?  Always looking for an easy buck while targeting innocent humans simply trying to follow the law. According to the Texas Attorney General's office, the latest scam striking Nacogdoches County "claims that Americans can get federal assistance to help cover the cost of their utility bills".

Not all news is good news, and according to the Nacogdoches Police Department, the numbers are negatively skewed.  But, according to Dr. Andrew Schiller, the founder and CEO of a survey company called Location, Inc., Nacogdoches is one of the top 100 most dangerous cities to live in.

On an average weekend, drinking too much and getting behind the wheel is a bad idea. But this weekend, over the busy 4th of July travel holiday, your chances of going to jail are even greater.