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Paris Police Report For Tuesday (Mar 7)

Monday morning at 8:07, an officer took a report of a 2022 black Carry On flat deck 18-foot trailer stolen from the 2400 block of North Main Street. Someone took it on March 2, between 11:36 pm and 11:49 pm, but the manager received a late notification due to a malfunctioning alert system. Surveillance footage shows a four-door, early to mid-2000s Chevrolet pickup truck entering the parking lot, backing up, hooking up to the trailer, and leaving. However, the video only caught the driver-side door opening, and only one individual, the driver, is seen getting out of and back into the truck. The trailer is $4,999.00.

At 10:20 Monday morning, a victim told a police officer that she had delayed reporting her Gray 2014 Ford passenger car as stolen on March 5 because she suspected they had repossessed it from the 3000 block of NE Loop 286. The victim’s banking institute confirmed that they had not repossessed. Police notified the Auto Theft Task Force, who was at a wrecking yard with a vehicle that Lamar County had recovered in Direct, Texas that someone had set fire. A VIN on the burnt frame confirmed the car as the one missing.

Paris Police Officer responded to the 1700 block of East Houston Street Monday morning at 11:07. The victim showed the officer drag marks across a wooden bedroom floor where someone had pulled a Green Mosey Oak Gun Safe. It contained eight weapons and a box of Case knives, including AR 15s, all valued over $6,000 had been stolen from the residence by a known offender. The offender had also broken a window. The police will investigate it as a Burglary of a Habitation and a Criminal Mischief Report.

Hearon Shae Avance

At 11:44 Monday morning, officers made a Security Check call in the 1000 block of Hearon Street involving someone trying to squat in an unoccupied-being remodeled house. Upon arrival, Rona Shae Avance, 35, of Paris, was observed walking to the front of the residence from the back carrying a red plastic crate with a nativity scene inside, along with other items. The house owner wanted to file charges. During a bag search, officers found three different prescription pills for which Avance had no prescription. They took Avance into custody for Burglary of a Building, a State Jail Felony, and Possession of a Dangerous Drug-Class A Misdemeanor.

Michael David York

Monday, 1:01 pm, the Adult Probation Office notified Paris Dispatch that a subject was there with an active warrant. Accordingly, a Paris Police Officer responded to the 4300 block of Bonham Street and took Michael David York, 42, of Paris, into custody for Motion to Revoke Probation-Possession Controlled Substance Penalty Group 1, < 1 gram.

Monday night at 7:27, officers responded to the 1100 block of NE 28th Street to a security check involving a male in the street after falling out of his wheelchair, and they located no one in the street. The officer proceeded to the address listed in the call notes and observed a male sitting on the floor. A female stated that everything was fine and shut the officer out of the door. As the officer left, he heard the female yelling, “I told you not to call the police!” The officer re-entered and observed the female’s shoe off and believed that she had hit the victim with it, to which she admitted hitting him on his legs. The suspect stated that she is his sister and his only caretaker. The officer instructed the suspect not to hit the victim again, and he notified Adult Protective Services.

The Paris Police Department responded to 58 Calls for Service and arrested four people on Monday (March 6).