city of kilgore

As humorous as some of these comments may be, please take a look at the photos and see if you might have any helpful information for the Kilgore, Texas police department.

"If you have any information as to these persons’ identity, please contact Detective Justin Murphy at 903-218-6904 or Justin.Murphy@cityofkilgore.com. Please reference case number 2308-2340."

If you recognize them the Kilgore, Texas Police Department asks that you please contact Detective Justin Murphy at 903-218-6904.

If you have any info, please "contact Detective Kaci Holland at 903-218-6906 or kaci.holland@cityofkilgore.com. Please reference case number 2305-0800."

Kilgore Police are currently seeking our assistance in identifying the person in this video which shows an incident that occurred at a local business.

One commenter said they felt this event looked planned and that it seemed the front door was unlocked already. What do you think?

Kilgore Police say: "If you lost your baggie of cocaine this weekend at Atwood's we are keeping it safe for you at the PD."

One commenter even suggested Albert's Towing should electrify their fence. And who knows? Maybe after this incident, they'll consider doing just that.

The irony isn't lost on many that the cameras we count on to catch criminal activity offer some of the worst quality footage since the year 1987.

Regardless of the reason, the law is the law. And Kilgore Police are currently seeking to identify this man.

Police are asking for help from the public regarding the identification of two men caught on camera allegedly stealing from a Kilgore business on July 15.

Does anyone else wonder why surveillance cameras in big stores such as Walmart aren't more technologically advanced in 2022?