26th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Apr16

26th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

HOPKINS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE / SHERIFF’S POSSEIn conjunction with the DEA announce the following: The 26th National Prescription Drug Take Back DayDATE: Saturday, April 27, 2024LOCATION: ATWOOD’S parking lot817 Gilmer St.Sulphur Springs, Tx. 75482 The event aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the public about the potential for abuse of...

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Another Arrest in Local Theft Case as Jennings’ Girlfriend Booked into Local Jail
Apr13

Another Arrest in Local Theft Case as Jennings’ Girlfriend Booked into Local Jail

CLARK, CHELSEA RAE ANNE April 2024 April 13, 2024 – Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office Investigators continue to widen the net as they have now arrested Chelsea Clark in connection with some of the multiple thefts suspected to be connected with Everett Jennings. Clark, who has been active on social media posts defending her boyfriend’s involvement, or lack thereof, in connection with stolen cars and other items has now...

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Stolen Boat From Lewisville May Be in Hopkins County
Apr09

Stolen Boat From Lewisville May Be in Hopkins County

April 9, 2024 – A report from local Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office Investigator Todd Evans details that a stolen 2023 Malibu Boat & Trailer may be in the Hopkins County area and a huge reward is being offered for information about the wayward watercraft. A picture and description is provided below from a San Diego, California company that specializes in stolen boat investigations. The vessell was hijacked September...

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Mt. Vernon Masonic Lodge is Collecting for Victims and First Responders of the Panhandle Fires
Mar04

Mt. Vernon Masonic Lodge is Collecting for Victims and First Responders of the Panhandle Fires

March 4, 2024 – The Mount Vernon Masonic Lodge is collecting donations for victims and First Responders of the current fires in the Texas Panhandle. They are accepting donations until March 12, 2024. They are accepting donations of clothes, money, infant supplies, First Aid supplies, non-perishable foods, drink items, and pet supplies. The drop off locations are Franklin County Sheriff’s office, 2S Feed & Ranch,...

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It’s Time to Vote, AGAIN in Hopkins County
Feb20

It’s Time to Vote, AGAIN in Hopkins County

February 20, 2024 – Early voting for the March 5th primary is underway in Hopkins County, not only for local offices, but for state-wide and presidential as well. Registered Republicans will have the larger ballot as they will consider 22 offices and 13 non-binding ballot propostions. On the Democratic side, 13 offices will be considered with zero ballot propostions. Many of the Republican elections will decide who will hold...

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Jennings Family Members Get Caught Allegedly Hiding Fugitive
Feb16

Jennings Family Members Get Caught Allegedly Hiding Fugitive

February 16, 2024 – As the investigation continues into the automobile theft case reported by KSST News in early January, Hopkins County Sheriff’s Deputies made thier way to a residence on County Road 2300 to serve a felony warrant on Everett Jennings.  Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicle Deputies knocked on the door and received no answer although two residents could be seen walking through the...

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Two Black Corvettes Brave the Weather As Their Fate is Determined
Jan15

Two Black Corvettes Brave the Weather As Their Fate is Determined

January 15, 2024 – Two high value sports cars await their fate outside in the elements as their future is sorted out by law enforcement.  The two Chevrolet Corvettes, both black, have been secured behind a chain-link fence for over a week after being towed from a Sulphur Springs residence as suspected stolen vehicles.  Although the years of the vehicles are unknown, one C7 example is a Z06 model making it’s possible year...

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Hopkins County Sheriff Deputy Arrests Greenville Man
Jan04

Hopkins County Sheriff Deputy Arrests Greenville Man

January 4, 2023 – A Hopkins County Sheriff Deputy initiated a traffic stop on a Mazda SUV traveling over the speed limit on Hwy 11. While questioning the lone driver, the local sheriff’s deputy noticed a strong odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle prompting a probable cause search of the vehicle.  During the thorough search, more than one clear plastic bag was found containing a green leafy substance believed to be...

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Recent New Texas Law Allows Murder Charges For Fentanyl Distribution
Dec29

Recent New Texas Law Allows Murder Charges For Fentanyl Distribution

December 29, 2023 – House Bill 6 submitted during the 88th Texas Legislature was eventually signed into law by Texas Governor Greg Abbott in June of 2023 becoming enforceable September 1, 2023. This bill along with three others were touted by Abbott as “representing a significant step in the state’s fight against the deadly opioid that will prosecute fentanyl deaths as murder, ensure death certificates reflect when...

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Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office Helps Take Another Predator Off The Streets
Dec20

Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office Helps Take Another Predator Off The Streets

December 20, 2023 – Another arrest has been made stemming from the sting operation held back in November of this year. That joint operation combined the efforts of Texas DPS, Hopkins County Sheriff’s Office, Mt. Pleasant Police Department, and Federal Bureau of Investigation all participating in a two-day undercover online operation. These agencies brought resources, knowledge, and manpower to actively pursue individuals online,...

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