Date: November 23, 2015 Time: 12:15 am Location: 5000 Concord Dr.
At 12:01am, Corpus Christi Police Officers were dispatched to the 5000 Concord Dr. in reference to an overdose. Upon arrival, officers were confronted by a 49-year-old male with a knife. The responding officers communicated with the suspect and at some point during the confrontation a TASER was deployed but was ineffective. The suspect came at the officers with the knife. Fearing for their safety, the officer fired his weapon, striking the suspect in the torso. The suspect was transported to Spohn Memorial and at the time of this report his condition is unknown.
The Officers involved will be placed on Administrative Duty, as per policy, pending the investigation. None of the Officers at the scene were injured.
Detectives with the Criminal Investigation Division and Forensics Division will work this evening to gather more information and interview those present during the incident.
There will be more details available sometime Monday afternoon.
Date: 10/21/2015 5:00 AM Location: 400 Cape Lookout Dr. Offense: Burglary P.C. 30.02 Second Degree Felony Case Number: 1510210053
Corpus Christi Police Detectives need your help identifying this suspected burglar. At approximately 3:30am he is captured on surveillance video picking the door lock. He is approximately 5’8″ – 5’11” tall thin build wearing a t-shirt, ball cap and Bermuda shorts. He also has numerous tattoos on his lower legs.
If you have any information about this crime or know the identity of the suspect please call CCPD detectives at 361-886-2840 or call Crime Stoppers at 361-888-TIPS (8477) if you would like to remain anonymous.
Corpus Christi Police Officers responded to 5500 Hampshire Rd. in reference to a stabbing. Officers contacted 2 male subjects outside of the location, one with blood on his hands. Both subjects were detained while officers investigated.
As the homicide is still being investigated, information is limited. Officers were informed that the 2 subjects and a 59 year old male victim got into an argument which escalated into a fight. At some point a knife was produced and the victim was stabbed several times in the torso area and died from his injuries.
Both male subjects were transported to the police station to be interviewed. Devin Lee Knutson (7-15-1995) was arrested and transported to the city detention center. An 18 year old male is being treated for his injuries and will possibly be booked into the City Detention Center later today.
The Corpus Christi Police Department wants the citizens of Corpus Christi to know that there are more helpful alternatives to those in need than just giving them cash on the street.
Please take a minute to watch the Public Service Announcement as this is the first of several PSA’s informing citizens of resources in our community.
The 2015 Patriot Run has been cancelled due to stormy weather. There will not be a make up run. The Corpus Christi Police Department thanks everyone for their support and understanding.
On August 14, 2015 at 2:45pm the Corpus Christi Police Department Narcotics Vice Investigations Division served a search and arrest warrant at 2022 Treyway. The warrant was the culimination of an investigation into drug sales in public housing undertaken by Narcotics Vice Investigations Division investigators. Seized at the warrant were over 5 ounces of hydroponic marijuana, 158.4 grams of THC oil and THC wax, and almost 1500 dosage units of suspected LSD along with two firearms, a 9mm and .40 caliber semiautomatic pistol. Total street value of the drugs was just under $20,000. Three subjects, Michael Pena (1-29-91), Jesse Mesa (12-7-92) and Timitri Dennis (8-31-92) were taken into custody and transported to the city detention center.
The 44th Session of the Citizens Police Academy is set to begin on September 2, 2015. We are now accepting applications! The concept of the Citizens Police Academy (C.P.A.) involves a partnership with the citizens of Corpus Christi and the Corpus Christi Police Department. The benefits of such a partnership can only help strengthen the entire community in terms of public safety and quality of life. Graduates of this program are not licensed officers nor do they hold any law enforcement powers. Citizens will gain an appreciation of the problems and challenges facing law enforcement and have an opportunity to offer comments and ideas regarding solutions.
The C.P.A. is an eleven week program and meets every Wednesday evening from 6:30pm-9:30pm at the Corpus Christi Police Department’s Main Station (321 John Sartain). There are several hands-on exercises and, at the end of the program, you will participate in role play exercises and make decisions as a police officer would. You will also be signed up for a 4-hour “Tour of Duty” and ride with an officer to see first-hand what happens on the street.
To download the application go to www.ccpolice.com and click the “Join Our Team” link, then click “Sign Up for the Citizens Police Academy” Send all applications to: CCPD Training Academy 4510 Corona Drive Corpus Christi, TX 78411 or email to: denisep@cctexas.com
To request an application by mail, or if you have any questions, please call: CCPD Training Academy (361)826-4070.
“ADAM” District
Date: 06/22/2015 9:00 PM
Location: 9700 Leopard Street
Offense: Motor Vehicle Accident
Case Number: C1502715
On 6-22-2015 a CCPD officer was traveling West bound on the 9700 block of Leopard Street. At approximately 9:00 PM the officer contacted the dispatcher and advised that he was in an accident and struck a pedestrian. The Corpus Christi Fire Department was just down the street and arrived and began providing emergency medical assistance. The male pedestrian was transported to Spohn Memorial Hospital and is in ICU in critical condition.
The preliminary investigation shows that the pedestrian was crossing the street outside of a crosswalk, in a poorly lit area of the street and was wearing dark colored clothing. At this time officers do not have a positive identification of the pedestrian. The officer involved was shaken up but uninjured.
CCPD follow up investigators are on the scene taking pictures, taking measurements and interviewing witnesses at this time. The investigators will return tomorrow to complete the investigation.
Date: Monday, April 20, 2015
Location: 6100 Ayers Street
Offense: Indecency with a Child by Exposure
Case Number: 1504200129
Corpus Christi Police Detectives have obtained an arrest warrant for a suspect they believe exposed himself to children in the 6100 block of Ayers Street.
Detectives have identified the suspect as, Timothy Headley (05/09/1990). The suspect now has a warrant for Indecency With a Child by Exposure. He is 5’10” tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has brown hair, sometimes worn in a ponytail, and brown eyes.
Anyone who knows where police can located this wanted person or has any additional information about the crime, should call the Corpus Christi Police Detectives at 886-2840. Anyone who would like to keep their identity secret and provide information to Detectives should call Crime Stoppers at 888-TIPS (8477) or submit the tip online
UPDATE: The suspect in the shooting, Aaron Granberry DOB 7-5-1979) was released from the hospital and booked at CDC today.
Date: 04/05/2015 12:30 AM Location: 4200 Santa Fe Offense: Attempted Capital Murder P.C. 19.03 (1st Degree Felony) Case Number: 1504050010 On 04-04-2015 at approximately 10:15 PM, Corpus Christi Police Officers responded to a robbery of an individual in the area of 1700 Robin Drive. The victim had been pistol whipped and some personal property was taken. A suspect vehicle description was given to investigating officers. On 04-05-2015 at approximately 12:09 AM CCPD officers observed a vehicle matching the suspect vehicle description and attempted to make a traffic stop. The suspect vehicle fled and CCPD officers gave chase. The vehicle continued until it came to a sudden stop at Santa Fe and Robert drive. At approximately 12:30 AM the suspect exited the vehicle and fled on foot. Corpus Christi Police Officers chased the suspect. At some point during the foot pursuit, the suspect pointed a handgun at the officers. The officers fired, striking the suspect several times. The suspect was taken into custody. CCPD officers began first aid until Corpus Christi Fire Department medics arrived and transported the suspect to Spohn Memorial Hospital. The 4 officers involved will be placed on administrative leave as per department policy while the investigation is being conducted. The suspect is undergoing surgery and at this time is listed in serious condition. Any additional information will be released through the Corpus Christi Police Department Public Information Office.
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