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06/03/2026

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06/03/2026

Amarillo Crime Stoppers - Crime of the Week - Business Burglary

The Amarillo Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying a burglary suspect involved in an incident that occurred on May 6th, 2026. At 5:11 a.m., officers responded to an alarm at the Toot N’ Totum located at 4224 SW 34th Ave. Upon arrival, officers discovered that a suspect had forced entry into the store through an exterior wall. While inside the business, the suspect attempted to gain access to an ATM but was unsuccessful. The suspect then left the scene on foot. Surveillance video of the incident is available at amapolice.org. Anyone with information about this case is encouraged to call Amarillo Crime Stoppers at 806-374-4400. Tips can also be submitted by visiting amapolice.org or by using the P3 Tips App. If your anonymous tip leads to an arrest, you could earn a reward up to $1,000. “Say It Here” with Amarillo Crime Stoppers.

06/02/2026

Amarillo Police responds to 'major accident' call, finds 2 injured after 'altercation' | Link in comments ⬇

05/30/2026

SCAM ALERT ⚠️

Those scammers sure are determined.

We have recently received multiple reports from citizens who have been contacted by scammers pretending to be law enforcement. The callers and texters are using the Potter County Sheriff’s Office address along with fake names such as “Deputy Arnold Wright” and “Sgt. Michael Borsey.”

Last week, another citizen reported being contacted by someone claiming to be “Detective Bohannon.” While APD does have an officer with that name, the call was still a scam.

Here are some important things to remember to help identify these scams:

Scammers use fear, intimidation, and urgency.
They will try to convince you that you are about to be arrested unless you immediately make a payment or provide personal information.🚨

Law enforcement will NOT ask for payment or sensitive personal information over the phone or through text messages.🚨

Scammers may even direct victims to meet them at certain locations.
One caller was bold enough to tell victims to meet at the Amarillo Police Department.🚨

Thankfully, in the cases reported to us, the victims recognized the scam before losing money or providing personal information.

We hope that by continuing to share this information, we can help protect our community and make it harder for these scammers to succeed.

Please share this post with your family and friends — especially elderly loved ones who are often targeted.

Remember:
• Do not send money using gift cards, Bitcoin, payment apps, or wire transfers.
• Do not give out personal or banking information over the phone.
• If something feels suspicious, hang up.

If you are unsure, disconnect the call and contact someone you trust. Many times, simply saying the situation out loud helps people realize it is a scam.

Do not let scammers intimidate you, pressure you, or isolate you. If they tell you not to tell anyone, that is a major red flag.

Stay alert and help us spread the word. 💙

05/30/2026

05/28/2026

Man injured, Amarillo Police Department investigating after Monday shooting on South Tyler Street | Link in comments ⬇

05/26/2026

The arrest report reveals new details on the man accused of stabbing four people in downtown Amarillo over the weekend.

05/25/2026

Media/Public release regarding shooting incident that occurred in the 3900 block of S. Tyler.