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Corsicana Police Department
• A home burglary was reported Tuesday in the 600 block of South 31st Street. The thieves forced their way into the house around 10 a.m.
• Someone ran into a gate at the bowling alley, 2801 W. Seventh Avenue Saturday afternoon and ran away without leaving any information.
• A slew of car burglaries were reported Friday, Saturday and Sunday including the following: 600 block of West Sixth Avenue; three in the 1300 block of North 45th Street; 100 block of North 32nd Street; and one in the 3242 block of Kenwood.
• Thieves broke into a business Saturday in the 300 block of East Seventh Avenue.
Navarro County Sheriff’s Office
• Family photos, a Skil saw, a sledge hammer, two jacks, and a Chevy wheel were stolen Friday in a theft on NWCR 3201 near Dawson. Total value of the items stolen is estimated at $97.
• Deputies had to have a 1999 Mustang towed Sunday after the driver was arrested for a DWI and having no drivers license at the intersection of Munn Street and Highway 31 in Powell.
• Two brown saddles were stolen Monday from a building on NWCR 2260 near Barry. They were valued at $500.
• A red and yellow New Holland hay cutter worth $1,000 was stolen Monday from FM 2930 near Blooming Grove.
• A red JCL ATV was stolen Saturday from SWCR 4010 near Dawson. It was worth $3,000.
• Thirteen registered Moroccan chickens, yellow in color, were taken Saturday from their pen just off FM 744 near Hubbard.
• Police were called out to a report of family violence around midnight Saturday on NWCR 0100 near Corsicana.
• A young longhorn bull, described as black with white spots on his rear end, was found loose Saturday afternoon on NWCR 2110 near Barry. Around 7 a.m. Saturday, a caller reported a loose black cow at FM 1839 and FM 1126 near Emhouse.
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Compiled by Daily Sun City Editor Janet Jacobs from reports released by the Corsicana Police Department and the Navarro County Sheriff’s Department.
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