On July 26, 2010, the victim was delivering medical oxygen to a resident at 1204 McDonald Street around noon. While he was retrieving documents from his van in the drive, a suspect approached him from behind and hit him on the back of the head with a 2 foot section of wooden dowel about 2.5 inches thick. The victim was stunned and fell to the ground. The suspect was feeling in the victim’s back pocket apparently for a wallet. The victim’s wallet was in the van and the suspect fled on foot without taking anything. The victim turned to see an angled profile of the suspect as he jumped the fence behind 1204 McDonald and ran into the woods. The suspect did not speak to the victim. The suspect was carrying the wooden rod when he went into the woods.

The suspect is described as a black male, about 5’10" in height, 175 to 180 pounds, in his late 20’s, dark complexion, hair cut into a burr that is just growing out, unknown if any facial hair.

Robbery occurred shortly before 4:00 am. Suspect is a thin w/m about 5’-10”, in his early 20’s with light colored eyes, wearing Dickies style pants, grey or blue long sleeved shirt, black ski mask, black palmed/white backed gloves, light green and black backpack.  A black semi-auto pistol was displayed under the shirt on the suspect’s right side waistband.  He removed cash and change from the register and demanded money from the safe. Clerk told him that it was on a time delay. Suspect was calm and told clerk “Have a good night” as he was leaving.  No vehicle information is currently available.

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Discount Tobacco Store Burglary

Sanger Texas

On 05-06-10 at approximately 3:30 AM, three unknown B/M subjects entered the Sanger Discount Tobacco Store, without the consent of the owner.  If anyone recognizes these subjects, please contact Denton County Crime Stoppers at:

                 1-800-388-TIPS (8477).

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The Lewisville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a robbery suspect.   On May 22^nd, at approximately 12:30 a.m., a Hispanic male robbed the 7-Eleven convenience store located at 966 South Mill Street. 

The suspect entered the store, displayed a large knife and jumped the counter confronting the cashier.   The suspect demanded money while holding the knife to the cashier.  The suspect removed a small amount of cash from the cash drawer and fled the location. 

Click on "MOVIE LINK" to see video surveillance tape. Suspect is wearing striped shirt and ball cap 

Anyone with information on this aggravated robbery should contact the Lewisville Police Department’s crime tip line at 972-219-8477 (TIPS) or Denton County Crime Stoppers at 800-388-8477 (TIPS).   You can remain anonymous and you may be eligible for a cash reward.

Suspect Information: Suspect is described as a black male, 6’00, 200 lbs, well muscled and cut, no tattoos, or jewelry were observed. He was wearing blue jeans, black shoes that were high top style, and black belt with a silver buckle.

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Around 11:15 a.m. on Monday, April 26^th, Lewisville Police Officers were dispatched to the 1000 block of Shadow Wood in reference to a body in the roadway.  Upon their arrival, they found the body of a deceased female that had been mutilated.  She was identified as 44 year-old Maria Santos Corona.  Lewisville Police are seeking Jose Fernando Corona, a 49 year-old Hispanic male, in connection with the murder.  He is believed to have fled in a 2005 Toyota Sequoia bearing Texas license plate “247-DVH.” The vehicle was later recovered in Bedford, Texas. State and federal law enforcement are aggressively searching for Jose Corona to bring him to justice.

At approximately 3:30 pm. on April 26th, the male victim was walking alone in the 600 blk. of Bernanrd St. when he was approached from the rear by the suspect who attempted to grab the victim`s back pack. The suspect sprayed the victim in the face with pepper spray before fleeing north on Bernard St. without the backpack. 

The suspect is described as a black male, approximately 20 years of age , 5`11 and weighing 165 to 170 lbs. His hair is described as a dark colored 3/4 inch long Afro style. The suspect was wearing a black loose fitting t-shirt with a gray colored logo on the front.    

Denton police seek help to identify a woman who they say has passed numerous forged checks at area financial institutions, including DATCU locations in Denton, Flower Mound, Lewisville and The Colony. The forgeries amount to an estimated $30,000 loss.

Police say the woman is believed to have passed forged checks at other financial institutions in Coppell, Grapevine, Trophy Club and Carrollton.

Police say the woman passed five forged checks at DATCU locations from Feb. 16-18; the checks had been stolen from cars in Carrollton and Grapevine from Feb. 12-15.

If you recognized the woman in this photo, please contact Denton County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-388 TIPS (8477).

Your anonymous tip could earn you up to $1,000 in cash.

The Denton Police Department is investigating a homicide that took place at 3801 I-35 sometime between Sunday evening March 28th and early Monday morning March 29th. The victim, James Randal Clark, age 53, was found murdered inside his business. The business is located within a multi - warehouse complex that is situated to the west of l-35 just south of U.S. 380 (W. University Dr.).  The Denton Police Department is looking for anyone who may have information about the offense or anyone who saw activity during this time frame in the warehouse complex while driving south along the Interstate or service road. 

Unknown suspect(s) attempted a roof entry by cutting three holes in the roof, but could not gain access to Foster`s Western Wear at 6409 N. I 35. Entry was finally made by pulling the sheet metal back and cutting a hole in the back wall of the store. The phone lines were cut and no alarm was activated. It appears that the suspect(s) took their time during this burglary. While inside they knocked over shelves and broke glass display cases that were not necessary in taking what they were after. Receipts and other paperwork were rummaged through in the office.

It appears that the suspects knew what they were after due to taking the higher quality merchandise and leaving the lower end merchandise behind.

Items Taken: Montana Silversmith jewelry and watches, Ariat shirts, Cinch T-Shirts and jeans, ostrich wallets, Cinch 96 and Vaquero colognes, exotic boots, saddles, felt cowboy hats, various riding tack, and other western clothing and equipment. One of the saddles was a custom saddle made by Foster’s that says "Champion 1971 Denton Round Up Club" on the side.