Corpus Christi Statistics Since 1981
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Solved Crimes and Rewards
• $1,000 paid for information that led to the identification and capture of a subject suspected of robbing a Bank of America.
• $1,000 paid for the identification of a knife-wielding subject that robbed two local Circle K’s. The suspect in this case actually cut one of the clerks in the process of robbing the store.
• $725 paid to an anonymous caller for the apprehension of a wanted subject. This subject was wanted by the ATF for numerous charges. Upon apprehension, the felon was in possession of a firearm and over six ounces of a controlled substance.
• $350 paid for the information that helped capture a jewelry thief. The suspect in this case worked at a local hotel and would steal items out of guest rooms while they were away. This particular incident identified and indicted the thief as well as led to the recovery of a family heirloom.
• $175 paid for the capture of a subject wanted for DWI.
• $362 paid for the identification of suspects in the theft of a Ford dealership’s large Texas Flag. The flag was worth over $1500 and was also returned to the owner.
• $1,000 paid for the identification of two suspects that burglarized two local HEB pharmacies. The suspects stole and undetermined amount of controlled substances. During the investigation several unrelated residential burglaries were cleared.
• $175 paid for the capture of a subject wanted for Failure to pay Child Support.
• $1,000 paid for the identification of a person suspected of three federal cases of tampering with a municipal water supply. This suspect tore down a fence three separate times in order to vandalize the San Patricio municipal water supply.
• $775 paid to a caller that helped clear two burglaries that resulted in $5300 worth of stolen merchandise. Three additional cases are being worked by our investigators as a result of these suspects’ identification and capture.
• $1,000 paid to the caller that identified several suspects who caused over $5,000 worth of damage to vehicles in a neighborhood, $2,600 damage to a Church, and $150 damage to a residence.
• $175 for a probation violation warrant.
• $1,000 paid for the arrest of several auto theft suspects. Recovered were a $15,000 vehicle, 2 pounds of cocaine, 1.5 ounces of freebase cocaine, 4 ounces of marijuana, $1,500 in cash, and 2 weapons.
• $175 for the apprehension of a wanted subject.
• $1,000 paid out for the identification and apprehension of two burglary suspects. Over $10,000 worth of stolen items were located at the residence. The second location also yielded over $10,000 worth of stolen items as well as a 2003 4X4 King Ranch edition Ford truck and another stolen Chevrolet.
• $335 paid out for a subject that had multiple felony warrants.
• $585 paid out for a suspect in identity theft. Postal investigators were able to recover numerous identities, bank checks, and identity generating equipment.
• $200 paid for the identification of an employee stealing miscellaneous items from their employer.
• $160 paid for a subject with a probation violation warrant.
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