For information that leads to the indictment of the burglars who broke into a Cleburne business and took thousands of dollars, a $10,000 prize is being offered.
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Cleburne police are investigating an Oct. 6 burglary of the Super Garcia Meat Market on Highway 67.
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Surveillance cameras captured the primary suspect who broke in and stole thousands of dollars in cash.
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Police are also looking for a 2014 Ford Focus involved in the burglary.
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Anyone with information is urged to contact Cleburne Police Det. Colby Burris by phone at 817-556-8820 or email at [email protected].
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Cleburne police are investigating an Oct. 6 burglary of the Super Garcia Meat Market on Highway 67.
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Surveillance cameras captured the primary suspect who broke in and stole thousands of dollars in cash.
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Police are also looking for a 2014 Ford Focus involved in the burglary.
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Anyone with information is urged to contact Cleburne Police Det. Colby Burris by phone at 817-556-8820 or email at [email protected].
Cleveland, Texas:For information that leads to the indictment of the burglars who broke into a business in Cleburne and stole thousands of dollars, a $10,000 prize is being offered.
It might not be their first theft, according to investigators.
In an effort to identify the suspect in this week’s trackdown, Cleburne police are collaborating with a private investigator.
We know:
The Super Garcia Meat Market on Highway 67 in Cleburne was broken into on October 6 at around midnight.
Someone or someones broke into the company and took thousands of dollars.
“He didn’t cause much of an interruption in the office. Catherine Smit-Torrez, a private investigator working on the case, said, “It appeared that he knew where to look, where they had stored the money.” “Since this has happened, this store owner has brushed up his security severely and will no longer be storing money at any of these stores that they have.”
The main suspect spent almost forty-five minutes inside the store. Images of him and his 2014 Ford Focus were clearly captured by surveillance cameras.
Police-PI Partnership
Direct collaboration between Smit-Torrez and the Cleburne Police Department is underway. She served as the chief of the Cockrell Hill Police Department for four years prior to becoming a PI.
“A lot of police officers are not as willing to work with private investigators,” she stated. However, we all understand—especially me, having worked in law enforcement for years—that they don’t have endless time to devote to every case. Therefore, we may collaborate closely with someone who can afford to engage a private investigator and provide them with the information we collect.”
What you are able to do:
Det. Colby Burris of the Cleburne Police Department hopes that someone will be able to identify the guy or his car.
Contact him via phone at 817-556-8820 or by email at [email protected] if you have any information.
The Cleburne Police Department, security footage, and private investigator Catherine Smit-Torrez are the sources of the information in this article.
