bowie county crime

One week the numbers are down, the next they are back up again, this week we are on an upswing with 70 total arrests. Bowie County Deputies brought in 20 of those arrests, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 50!

Up, down, round and round, you can't tell the players without a program... Bowie County arrests dipped again last week from 72 back down to 59 total arrests. Bowie County Deputies brought in 23 of those arrests, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 36.

You all know the words, sing with me... "Schools' Out For Summer!" We hope you had a good week last week and we certainly hope your plans for a great summer didn't get sidetracked by some stupid stuff that gets you arrested, things that could ruin your whole summer. You know, like these folks did last week. There were 61 total arrests in Bowie County last week, Bowie County Deputies made

Three weeks into March, spring has sprung, and April is sneaking up on us quickly. Unfortunately, the arrest numbers are going up with the pollen count, with 88 total arrested in Bowie County last week. Your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies made 33 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 55.

The week where St Patrick's Day fell on a Friday? Admit it, you are expecting some really big numbers from last Friday night too, aren't you? We were too, happy to report the numbers are not that bad. Who had the luck-o-the-Irish last week, and who did not? Your Bowie County Sheriff's report is ready to tell the tale. BCSO Deputies processed a total of 76 arrests in the county last week, 35 of tho

Thank goodness the arrest numbers went the other way this week from 94 two weeks ago down to 80 last week. Those may not be good numbers, but they are better. Your Bowie County Sheriff's Deputies processed 28 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies in Bowie County brought in 52.

Really, it's not a competition, you don't have to do more than last week, less would actually be preferable. But no, our Bowie County arrest numbers went up... again. Your Bowie County Sheriff's Deputies kept rocking last week as they processed 94 arrests from around the County, 34 of those brought in by BCSO, while other area law enforcement agencies in Bowie County brought in 60.

Congratulations Bowie County, you have outdone yourself during Mardi Gras week, although that's not necessarily a good thing. One would think that Fat Tuesday would have been the busiest night, but one would be wrong. Thursday was hopping this past week for some reason. Our Bowie County Sheriff's Deputies stayed busy all last week as they processed 81 arrests from around the County, 27 of those br

It was a week of pure love in Bowie County as we made the transition from Valentine's to Mardi Gras weekend, or not. Either way, your Bowie County Sheriff's Office stayed busy as always. Last week Bowie County Sheriff's Deputies logged a total of 78 arrests around the County, 37 of those brought in by BCSO, while 41 were turned over by other area law enforcement agencies in Bowie County.

Love is in the air this week for Valentine's Day, or maybe that's a paper mill, we're not sure... either way, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies are on the job as always. Last week Bowie County Sheriff's Deputies logged a total of 75 arrests in Bowie County. BCSO deputies arrested 38 of those while 37 were brought in by other area law enforcement agencies in Bowie County.

Week #2 of 2023 and Bowie County had more than its share of bad behavior last week.  Let's start with 74 total arrests in Bowie County, Sheriff's Deputies arrested 23 of those while 51 were arrested by other area law enforcement agencies and turned over to the BCSO.

Arrests in Bowie County backed off slightly from the previous total of 73 down 4 to a total of 69 this last week. There were 21 people arrested by Sheriff's Deputies last week, while 48 were arrested by other area law enforcement agencies and turned over to Bowie County. This is your Bowie County Sheriff's Office report as prepared by Bowie County Chief Deputy Robby McCarver. This report is for th