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04/23/2026

‼️ ‼️ LOCATED SAFE‼️‼️
PLEASE CANCEL ALL SEARCH EFFORTS! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE!

*This post has been edited, all shared posts should reflect the update.

04/21/2026

‼️UPDATE‼️ LOCATED SAFE‼️
PLEASE CANCEL ALL SEARCH EFFORTS!

11/11/2025

🚨 Rockwall County News First🚨 The page founder/owner Kazid Chandler has been indicted on child s*x offenses from two agencies‼️

-Kazid Chandler of Rockwall /Royse City
🚨S*X ABUSE OF CHILD CONTINUOUS VICTIM UNDER 14 [Collin County]
🚨INDECENCY WITH A CHILD S*XUAL CONTACT [Tarrant County]
🚨INDECENCY WITH A CHILD S*XUAL CONTACT [Collin County] *NEW indictment 11/14, updated mugshot to reflect new charge.

🚩The WoW page, along with Collin County Inmates 4.0 can no longer support/follow Rockwall County News First.
We will not support an alleged child predator.

*Information provided is PUBLIC INFORMATION and can be found on each county's websites.

08/29/2025

Our hearts and prayers are with the family of Officer Burks and the entire Dallas Police Department. May he rest in peace.

Officer Darron Burks, #12543 - End of Watch: August 29, 2024

Burks was shot and killed on E. Ledbetter Dr. while sitting in his squad car. As officers responded to Burks’ officer in-distress call, a man standing near the squad car opened fire, shooting one officer three times and another officer in the face.

A car chase ensued when the suspect fled, and the suspect was shot and killed when he stopped and exited his vehicle with a long gun. The three officers were transported to area hospitals, but Burks died from his injuries.

Officer Burks had served with the Dallas Police Department for eight months. He is survived by his parents.

05/26/2025

🇺🇸Memorial Day is a day of reflection, gratitude, and a poignant reminder of the tremendous cost of liberty.🪖
Today we honor those who served and sacrificed for our freedom.
Thank you, we proudly remember you.

05/25/2025

***UPDATE - LOCATED DECEASED.
Our sincerest condolences and prayers for his family.
*See update in comments.
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🚨SILVER ALERT!‼️URGENT MISSING PERSON ALERT‼️ PLEASE SHARE BEYOND STATE LINES.
🔹BLUE Chevy Pickup TX plate # JDC-0286🔹

UPDATE (June 2, 4:45 p.m.):
On Friday May 30, 2025 at approximately 2:47 pm., a deceased male was discovered alongside a logging trail in McCurtain County Oklahoma. The McCurtain County Sheriff’s Office and county medical examiner responded and recovered the person, who was later positively identified as Mr. Pivonka on Monday June 2, 2025.

Although an investigation is on-going, no foul play is suspected at this time. Mr. Pivonka’s vehicle was also recovered approximately one quarter mile from his location. The Sachse Police Department extends its deepest condolences to the Pivonka family on their loss and expresses appreciation to the McCurtain County Sheriff’s Office, and the many other local, state and federal law enforcement agencies throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Iowa who assisted in our attempts to locate Mr. Pivonka.

***Missing Person***

On May 23, 2025 at about 10:00am Richard Pivonka, 70 year old white, male left his residence in Sachse in his blue Chevrolet pickup, Texas license plate JDC0286 and has not been seen since. His vehicle was recorded in Oklahoma on May 23, 2025 at about 4:40pm. Anyone with any information is requested to contact Sachse Police Department at 972-495-2005.

03/08/2025

02/13/2025

🚨🚨🚨STILL WANTED!🚨🚨🚨
Christian Burr, CHILD S*X PREDATOR is STILL AT LARGE! PLEASE SHARE! $10,000 REWARD!

🚨WANTED! CHILD PREDATOR🚨
Christian Burr, 26
FTA: LEWD MOLESTATION
Serial offender has active warrants out of Oklahoma and Arkansas, with Previous charges of Lewd Acts with a Child and Assault FV.
*Burr is 5’5”, approx 140 lbs, blue eyes & wear glasses.
Believed to be in North Texas, connections in Plano & Melissa.
💲CASH REWARD for any info leading to Burr's arrest, contact 580-504-8996.
🚨IF SEEN DIAL 9-1-1🚨
Pontotoc County Sheriff's Office

02/07/2025

💙 In Memory of Officer David Sherrard💙

On February 7, 2018, Officer David Sherrard of the Richardson Police Department gave his life in the line of duty while courageously responding to a disturbance call. His actions that day were a testament to his unwavering commitment to serving and protecting his community, a legacy we will never forget.

Our prayerful thoughts remain with Officer Sherrard’s family, friends, and his brothers and sisters in the Richardson Police Department.

02/04/2025

NATIONAL MISSING PERSONS DAY

Today, February 3rd, is National Missing Persons Day. We recognize the importance of this day as it draws attention to the thousands of missing persons not only throughout the country but also here in our community. National Missing Persons Day is observed not only for the missing people, but also for their families and friends who experience the trauma of having their loved one go missing without a trace. This day respects and honors their grief.

We would like to use this day to bring awareness regarding the people who are reported missing to increase their chances of being located safe. Below are the different types of alerts associated with missing persons and their reporting requirements.

ALERTS:
-Amber Alert: Used when a child under 18 is abducted and is in danger of serious injury or death.
-Silver Alert: Used when a person 65 years or older with a documented impaired mental condition, is reported missing. Also used when a person has been reported missing and has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease.
-Blue Alert: Used to help locate people suspected of killing or seriously injuring a law enforcement officer.
-Endangered Missing Persons Alert: Used to help located missing people who are at risk of harm and / or have an intellectual disability or other developmental disorder.
-Clear Alert: Used to help located missing or kidnapped adults 18 to 64 years of age who are in danger of death or injury.

MISSING PERSONS:
-Runaway: A child under the age of 17 who has left home voluntarily but without the consent of their guardian.
-Missing Person: An individual 17 or older who has left home voluntarily and there is no evidence that they are in imminent danger or serious injury or death.

For more information on these alerts, please visit the Texas Department of Public Safety’s Statewide Alert Programs.

Help us bring our loved ones home!