Nueces County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to locate 54-year-old Ricardo Livas (04/07/1964) who has an outstanding warrant out of Nueces County for Probation Violation /Possession of Control Substance/No Bond.

Livas is described as a 54-year-old male who stands 5′ 07″, weighs approximately 170 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

If you know how to locate Ricardo Livas, call Crime Stoppers at 888-TIPS (8477) or submit the information online at cctexas.com/crimestoppers, it can earn you a cash reward. The information you provide to Crime Stoppers is anonymous and if the information leads to an arrest, it could earn you a cash reward. You may also contact the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office at 887-2239 or 887-2219 after 5:00 pm.

Nueces County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to locate 45-year-old Antonio Azua (01/17/1973) who has an outstanding warrant out of Nueces County for Assault Family Violence /No Bond.

Azua is described as a 45-year-old male who stands 5′ 08″, weighs approximately 180 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

If you know how to locate Antonio Azua, call Crime Stoppers at 888-TIPS (8477) or submit the information online at cctexas.com/crimestoppers, it can earn you a cash reward.  The information you provide to Crime Stoppers is anonymous and if the information leads to an arrest, it could earn you a cash reward. You may also contact the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office at 887-2239 or 887-2219 after 5:00 pm.

Date: May 1, 2018 2:44 P.M.
Location: 200 Blevins St.
Offense: Murder
Case Number: 1805010095

Corpus Christi Police Officers were dispatched to 200 Blevins St. in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival they discovered that a 45 year old female and a 26 year old female had been shot. Both females were immediately transported to Spohn Shoreline for treatment. Detectives were advised later that the 45 year old female died from her injuries.

Detectives are still investigating and advised that there was a disturbance at the residence involving the two females, who are mother and daughter, at some point during the disturbance the shooting occurred and both females were shot. Detectives interviewed witness and at this time have enough probable cause to charge the 26 year old female with murder. Once she is released from the hospital she will be booked into the City Detention Center.

Nueces County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help to locate 31-year-old Phillip James Fowler (08/24/1986) who has an outstanding warrant out of Nueces County for Assault Family Violence/Impede Breath Circulation/ Bond $50,000.

Fowler is described as a 31-year-old male who stands 6′ 02″, weighs approximately 165 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

If you know how to locate Phillip Fowler, call Crime Stoppers at 888-TIPS (8477) or submit the information online at cctexas.com/crimestoppers, it can earn you a cash reward.  The information you provide to Crime Stoppers is anonymous and if the information leads to an arrest, it could earn you a cash reward. You may also contact the Nueces County Sheriff’s Office at 887-2239 or 887-2219 after 5:00 pm.

*****Update: Mr. Gonzales has been located and has been reunited with his family. Thank you for your assistance in locating him. *****

Corpus Christi Police would like help from the public to locate a missing, disabled person.  Mr. George Gonzales was reported missing on April 24, 2018 by family members.  Mr. Gonzales suffers from Alzheimer’s and is in need of medical assistance for additional health concerns.

Mr. Gonzales was last seen in the residential area near Holly/Flynn at approximately 1:00 AM.  Mr. Gonzales is described as a 60-year-old male, who stands 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs approximately 220 pounds.  Mr. Gonzales is partially bald, with white hair on the sides and light brown eyes.  Mr. Gonzales was last seen wearing a dark-colored t-shirt, black pants, black baseball cap with a red biohazard symbol and wearing eye glasses.  Mr. Gonzales is missing all of his fingers on his right hand and has a noticeable limp while walking.   

If you have any information or see Mr. Gonzales, please call Corpus Christi Police Department directly by calling 911 or (361) 886-2600.

SURVIVE – An Active Threat Training Symposium

The Corpus Christi Police Department invites staff responsible for school security, and local police department representatives from around the Coastal Bend who would be the first responders to a major incident.

It is our intention to share information, strengthen ties, and discuss contemporary approaches to preventing and responding to violent school attacks.  Police officers and school staff serve in different capacities with one common interest – to protect our children and our teachers.

Please join us on Tuesday, April 24, 2018 for “SURVIVE – A Comprehensive Symposium on Surviving a Violent School Attack”

We are asking one or two representatives from each local law enforcement agency and one or two representatives from each school system to register and attend the symposium. The class is free, but you must register.  Click this link:  Symposium Registration Form   The registration deadline has been extended.

CCPD Narcotics and Vice Division officers concluded a month’s long investigation into drug dealing in the Flour Bluff Area Tuesday afternoon, serving a search warrant at a residence on the 1200 block of Baywood Lane.  During the search, Investigators found and seized nearly three pounds of hydroponic marijuana, one and a half ounces of THC wax, approximately one ounce of THC oil and three-quarters of an ounce of THC edibles. In addition, Investigators seized $18,000 in cash, three vehicles, two semi-automatic handguns, a shotgun, and a gun safe, all believed to be used in or proceeds from drug sales.

As a result of the raid, Investigators arrested Eli Copeland (DOB: 9-11-2000), Leslie Garcia (DOB: 3-28-1997), and Amanda McKenzie (DOB: 2-16-1984).  Copeland and Garcia were both charged with manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance, while McKenzie was charged with possession of a controlled substance.  Investigators had received numerous complaints from the community regarding suspected drug dealing from the residence, and used multiple investigative techniques to obtain the search warrant.