Neighborhood Watch of Camelot Subdivision The key to Crime Prevention is strong neighborhood watch groups. One of the most active is made up of residents of Camelot Village. Their crime rate is relatively low, but they keep up their guard, constantly looking out for each other. They meet every few months to share their concerns with Weslaco Police Department community officers and their elected single member district representative. If your neighborhood wishes to start a watch group or revitalize an existing one, call Officer Bernie Garza at 447-0847 or 968-8591. Leave a message if Officer Garza is not available.   WESLACO SCHOOLS TIPS HOTLINE: 1 (877) 250-2840 (Not affiliated with Weslaco Crime Stoppers)

       Weslaco Police Department Community Officers are involved in numerous activities from crime prevention to educating youngsters on the dangers of illicit drugs and gangs,
     Recently, the unit participated in a project to beautify the playground area of Silva Elementary School. Other participants were Home Depot, Kohl's Department Stores, Wings and Rings, Dr, Debbie Villalon's STC Biology students, and the WHS basketball teams. 
    Click the links to view other pictures.

     Basketball Team     HomeDepot     Hard Workers     Man vs Machine     Tree Men

 ATTENTION

1. New crime information (as of March 7).  See "Crime of the Week."

2.Warning  -  Vehicle theft at motels and "Purses a target of vehicle burglars." See "Crime Advisory."

3. SCAM ALERT -  SEE "CRIME ADVISORY."

4. Weslaco Police are still looking for fugitives in the murder of Michael Anthony Sanchez.  See "Wanted Suspects."

5. See arrest information ("Crime Doesn't Pay").

6. Carlota Mendoza, age 46, both deaf and mute, is missing from her house on North Kansas. See "Missing Persons."

7. Advice on Crime Prevention -  Click on "Resolutions" below.

      Resolutions-Part 1            Resolutions - Part 2