Eagle Pass Police Department Crime Report
(PRESS RELEASE)
Saturday, June 16, 2018, 10:39 AM: Eagle Pass Police Officers responded to a convenience store within the 1500 block of El Indio Highway in regards to a theft. Investigating officers spoke with the store clerk who informed them of two male subjects who entered the store and later fled the store running without making any attempt to pay for two 18 packs of Budweiser Beer products valued at $15.99 each. Store surveillance footage was reviewed and one of the male subjects was recognized. This case remains under investigation.
Saturday, June 16, 2018, 4:08 PM: Eagle Pass Police Officers responded to 2135 E. Main Street in reference to an assault. Investigating officers spoke with a female who informed officers her daughter had been struck with a shopping cart by a male subject after he allegedly became upset with the girl for blocking his lane of travel. The male subject was issued a citation for simple assault and will be required to appear in Municipal Court.
Sunday, June 17, 2018, 2:30 AM: Eagle Pass Police Officers responded to a report of a suspicious white vehicle in an apartment complex within the 2100 block of Del Rio Boulevard. Officers located a vehicle matching the description and spoke with a male adult and male juvenile who were occupying the vehicle at the time. During the course of the officer’s investigation, the two males were noticed to display blood shot eyes. Consent was obtained to search the vehicle and in doing so a small amount of marijuana was located along with drug paraphernalia. The adult driver of the vehicle identified as 17-year-old Juan Delgado was placed under arrest and later formally charged before a magistrate with possession of marijuana under 2 ounces and remanded to the Tom Bowles Detention Center in lieu of a $2000 bond. The 16-year-old male juvenile was released to the custody of his legal guardian.
Sunday, June 17, 2018, 9:12 AM: Eagle Pass Police Officers responded to a residence 2687 Crown Way in reference to criminal mischief. The investigating officer spoke with a female complainant who directed the officer to her black Dodge Charger which sustained damages by means of a sharp object scratching the paint. The complainant stated the damages occurred in the late-night hours and provided officers with a possible suspect she believed may be responsible for the damages. The estimated value of the damages was unknown at the time of report.
