Quantcast
breaking news

APD Working to Keep Thieves from Matera Rubble

By: Victor Sotelo
Updated: February 29, 2012
Abilene police are doing everything they can to keep thieves away from the Matera site that burned to the ground last Monday.

APD says the building's owner is working to secure the area with a fence line. Police say they're aware of the concern for trespassing and looting at the site, and want to remind the public that taking anything from the scene of this fire is a crime.

The cause of the Matera fire is still under investigation.

Comments

Readers Feel...

hello
Related Content

Breanna Camacho and Elexus Flores were killed in a N. Abilene car accident, but their family has made sure their impact continues....

The 12th annual Click It or Ticket campaign runs from May 20th to June 2nd as law enforcement officials crack down on seat-belt violations....

Since disabled pig Chris P. Bacon gained fame online a few months ago, he's also gained some weight and a new wheelchair....

Dozens of Colorado sheriffs have joined a lawsuit against new gun restrictions set to go into effect later this summer....

Melody Shelton is referring to a piece of her land that used to be filled with mesquite trees and native grass, now reduced to dirt and stumps....

New Cityy Council member Kyle McAlister was sworn in Monday, and the City Council has set a run-ff election date for place 6. ...

35-year-old Gabriel Flores was taken to the Taylor County Jail after firing a gun in the direction of his wife three times....

A Dyess Air Force Master Sergeant is behind bars for what one witness says was reckless driving. ...

An Abilene woman was arrested for drunk driving while she had her four year old daughter in the car with her....

"Nothing can keep you down if you put it in your head that you can do it," says Officer Darrell Campbell. ...

 
Find Articles Here
 
End
      Page 813 of 639
 
Search BigCountryHomepage.com