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   In late November a man and woman were captured on video stealing a computer from a local hotel.  Holiday Inn Express, located on S. First in Lufkin provides guests with computer access in a private setting off the hotel lobby.

   Just after midnight on the November 27 a man and woman entered the computer room at the hotel and stole a computer.  Surveillance video captured them dismantling the computer and removing it. 

   The suspects were a white female and a white male.  The female is blonde with a slender build, between 5’1” and 5’4” tall.  She was wearing blue jeans, a black shirt, a red jacket and a blue hat.  The male is about 5’10” tall, medium build and clean cut with brown hair.  He was wearing a black shirt, a silver necklace with a cross, blue jeans and a black cap.  Both subjects appeared to be around 30 years of age.  

   If you have information on this felony theft, call Crime Stoppers at 639-TIPS or leave an anonymous tip right here at www.lufkincrimestoppers.com  by clicking the box to the left.  You never have to give your name and the tip goes through a secure server and we never even see your e-mail address.  You could earn a cash reward of up to $1000 for information that leads to an arrest in this theft case.

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This week Crime Stoppers is offering an easy chance to earn a reward.   Police are searching for a man wanted for Failure to Comply with Sex Offender Registration Requirements.

Craig Anthony Holman is a 47 year old black male who moved from his residence on Travis St. in Lufkin and failed to update his sex offender registration information as required by law.

Do not attempt to apprehend a wanted fugitive yourself, that could be dangerous.  If you know the location of either of these fugitives call Crime Stoppers at 639-TIPS or leave your anonymous tip righter here at www.lufkincrimestoppers.com.  You never have to give your name and you could earn a cash reward of up to $1000 if your information leads to the arrest of this fugitive.

    Visitors leaving church across the street stopped by to visit the graves and discovered the crime. Over 40 headstones and monuments were turned over or damaged.  Apparently the damage was done during that second weekend in November.  The vandals broke some headstones, turned others over and damaged benches and mementos left by family and friends.  Some of the monuments date back several decades.  Some have been repaired; others may be damaged beyond repair.

   This is a particularly despicable crime and investigators need some solid leads to solve it.  They’ve questioned a number of people that live in the area but haven’t yet been able to obtain enough evidence to make an arrest.  If you have information on this crime, call Crime Stoppers at 639-TIPS or leave an anonymous tip at www.lufkincrimestoppers.com.  You never have to give your name and if your information leads to an arrest in this crime you could earn a cash reward of up to $1000.

   Jimmy Ray Hadnot Jr. is a 32 black male, 5’6” tall and weighing approximately 175 pounds.  Hadnot is wanted for a bond surrender warrant on an original charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance.  Along with this felony warrant, Hadnot is wanted on several misdemeanor warrants.

  Never attempt to apprehend a wanted fugitive yourself.  That could be dangerous.     Turn that knowledge into holiday cash while you remain completely anonymous.

 Call Crime Stoppers at 639-TIPS, or leave an anonymous tip  right here at www.lufkincrimestoppers.com.  You never have to give your name or your e-mail address.  If the information you give leads to the arrest of Hadnot, or any fugitive felon, you could earn a cash reward of up to $1000.

   Theft of property valued at more than $1500 is a felony crime and Crime Stoppers needs your help to solve just such a theft.

   During the Friday night of November 07, 2008 someone stole a boat motor off a Lufkin man’s boat while it was parked in the parking lot of an apartment complex in the 100 block of Champions Drive.  The thieves removed the fuel line and unbolted the 25 HP Evinrude motor and stole it.

   The motor is a 1998 Evinrude 25HP tiller steer two-stroke engine that has a unique color scheme.  The top part of the motor is painted black but the lower unit of the motor still has the dark blue factory paint on it.  The motor was equipped with an aluminum 3-blade propeller.

  We have the serial number to the motor so we can make a positive identification is someone can point us in the right direction.  If you have information on this theft or know where this stolen motor may be located call Crime Stoppers at 639-TIPS or leave your tip on-line at www.lufkincrimestoppers.com.  You never have to give your name and if the information you give leads to an arrest in this case you could earn a cash reward of up to $1000.