We see it all the time on our neighborhood Facebook pages. A neighbor mentions that there’s an unfamiliar, suspicious person walking around the neighborhood. While your neighbor could be wrong and it’s just a neighbor they haven’t seen before, it’s good for people to be vigilant. Putting everyone on high alert to lock up and […]
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During the week of May 15, thousands of law enforcement officers will gather in Washington DC to participate in a series of planned events that honor the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice. According to policeweek.org, President John F. Kennedy proclaimed May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the following week […]
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According to the San Antonio Police Department, the Fiesta celebration for 2016 saw a hike in DWI arrests over 2015. SAPD officers made a total of 233 arrests for driving while intoxicated during the span of Fiesta’s 10 day affair. That was 11 more arrests than in 2015, which isn’t a dramatic hike in arrests […]
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Every year, we hear horror stories spawning from the events of careless spring break shenanigans. According to a 2014 study conducted by the American College of Health, the average male reported drinking 18 drinks per day and the average female reported up to 10 drinks per day during spring break. That is well above the […]
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A few months ago in Arkansas, a three year old lost his life as he was sitting in the backseat of his grandmother’s car. While on a shopping trip, the grandmother told police the incident began when a man in a car behind her at a stop sign started honking his horn, apparently upset she […]
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When a traffic stop occurs, rest assured that you’re getting pulled over because the police officer noticed something that puts you or other drivers and pedestrians at risk. Getting pulled over by the police is never an enjoyable experience, but it’s not a pleasant task for the police officer either. Every vehicle they pull over […]
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Join us tomorrow at Wonderland Mall for a Community Swearing-In Ceremony for State Representative-Elect Diana Arevalo at 10 AM! A free breakfast will be provided.
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Join us TOMORROW at Sabinas Coffee House at 11:30 AM to support District 5-Councilwoman Shirley Gonzales as she announces her run for re-election! Visit for website for more information at: www.electshirley.com.
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According to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, at least 64 law enforcement officers were killed across the country this year. This year’s total is higher than the number of firearm-related law enforcement deaths in 2015. It also surpasses the annual average of police deaths by shooting over the last 10 years, which is […]
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