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← “Fur-ever Friday” Week 32 Update – Starla Adopted!

WFPD Throwback Thursday →

Jun 25 2015

WFPD’s “In A Minute” (Vehicle Burglaries)

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By Brian Masterson • Posted in Community, Crime Prevention, Crimes Against Property

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UPDATE: On Saturday, just one day after this originally posted, Lotus was adopted by her new fur-ever family!

BURGLARY SUSPECT ARRESTED!

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Rhome Police Officer that was shot in the line of duty tonight during a traffic stop in Wise County. He was transported to John Peter Smith Hospital in Ft Worth for his injuries and was last listed in stable condition. A manhunt is underway for the shooter who fled the scene on foot.

FUR-EVER FRIDAY IS BACK!!!!

The WFPD SWAT team executed a search warrant with the Crimes Against Property detectives on 06-10-

The WFPD SWAT team and Crimes Against Property detectives served two search warrants

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