VIDEO Sheriff Doolittle announces 21 Arrests in Multi-Agency Operation targeting Jugging Crews in Montgomery and Harris County

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

Sheriff Wesley Doolittle reported the arrest of 21 suspects linked to organized bank jugging crews in Montgomery and Harris Counties. Many of those apprehended have violent criminal backgrounds or were on parole or probation. The multi-agency operation involved collaboration between local law enforcement, including Houston Police and the Texas Department of Public Safety, utilizing real-time intelligence and surveillance to track suspects. Doolittle stated, "Today’s results send a powerful message: those who come into our communities to commit violent crimes will be met with unified force. " This initiative aims to dismantle criminal networks that exploit bank customers, with agencies committed to ongoing efforts against such organized crimes.

The operation represents a significant response to community concerns regarding safety after bank visits. Officials expressed optimism about strengthening partnerships to enhance public safety. The collaboration underscores the importance of unity in law enforcement to combat rising crime rates.

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