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Burglary of Cardinal Pharmacy
Gregg County Sheriff’s Investigators are seeking information on suspects responsible for the burglary of the Cardinal Pharmacy in Liberty City, Texas. Suspects entered the building by punching a hole thru the back wall and once inside attempted to gain entry into the locked pharmacy cabinets. The suspects were unable to gain entry and it appeared that they might have been scared off by a passing motorist. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 for information that leads to the identity and arrest of the suspects responsible for this crime.
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Investigators Need Information on Hotel Robberies
Longview Police Detectives are asking the public for help solving two recent hotel robberies:
The first robbery occurred on April 17, 2010 at approximately 5:00 a.m. at the Best Western at 707 North Access Road. Hotel employees told investigators that two men entered the hotel, approached the front desk and demanded money from the clerk. The shorter of the two suspects displayed a handgun and fired the gun in the direction of the clerk twice during the robbery.
The clerk was not injured and the suspects fled the hotel with cash from the register. The suspects are described as:
1. Black male, 25-30 years old, approximately 6’00” tall, wearing dark colored clothing, gloves and a bandana covering his face.
2. Black male, 25-30 years old, approximately 5’08” tall, wearing dark colored clothing, gloves and a ski mask covering his face and head.
The second robbery occurred on April 25, 2010 at approximately 2:00 a.m. at the Microtel Inn and Suites at 803 North Access Road. Hotel employees reported that a man entered the hotel, produced a handgun and demanded money from the desk clerk. During the robbery, the suspect fired a shot, but the clerk was not
injured. The suspect fled the hotel with money from the cash drawer and is described as:
1. Black male, mid-20’s, approximately 5’07”-5’08” tall, with a stocky build and weighing around 180-190 pounds. The suspect was wearing a blue plaid shirt-style jacket, unknown color pants, a black stocking cap on the top portion of his head, black gloves and a red bandanna over his face. The suspect exhibited a blued-steel semi-automatic handgun.
Gregg County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information that leads to the arrest of suspect or suspects responsible for this crime.
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The McCoy Case 001-002-99
On September 12th, 1999, around 3:00 am on Sunday morning, a shooting occurred at a location off Callahan Rd and Lucy Rd known as the Hog Pen. This area was frequented by young people for its dance contest. The victim, Damarcus McCoy had been at the location with several friends when a fight broke out and people started to run from the area back to their vehicles. Damarcus McCoy and a friend got to the parking lot near their vehicle when several shots were fired. One shot struck Damarcus McCoy in the head and he fell to the ground. Friends with Damarcus put him in their car and rushed him to Good Shepherd Hospital where he was later pronounced dead. Investigators interviewed numerous witnesses about this case, but have been unable to determine the identity of the shooter.
Gregg County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information that leads to the arrest of suspect or suspects responsible for this crime.
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The Hudgins Case 0900-043-81
Gregg County Crime Stoppers is seeking information concerning a Homicide Case in 1981. On October 17th, 1981, Kilgore Fire Department was dispatched to a house fire at the Clarence Hudgins res.; which was located off Hwy 135, north of the Kilgore City Limits in Gregg County. Upon arrival, fire fighters found the body of Clarence Hudgins lying outside the residence. Clarence Hudgins had died from gunshot wounds to the upper body. Suspects had apparently started a fire outside the residence and when Clarence Hudgins exited the house, he was mortally wounded by unknown gunman.
Sheriff’s Investigators, Kilgore Police Detectives and the Texas Ranger initiated an investigation into the murder of Clarence Hudgins, following several investigative leads; however the case was not solved and remains unsolved to date. Clarence Hudgins at the time of his death was a Kilgore Businessman and owner of Kilgore Sandblasting and Painting Company.
Gregg County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information that leads to the arrest of suspect or suspects responsible for this crime.
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