Truck Theft

Cameron County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Public’s Help in Locating Truck Theft Suspect

Do you recognize the woman in this photo? The Cameron County Sheriff’s Office is urgently seeking public assistance to identify and locate a woman wanted for the theft of a truck in the Hidden Oaks neighborhood of Brownsville. The incident occurred on Saturday, and authorities are appealing to anyone with information to come forward.

The suspect was last seen in the early morning hours of the same day, driving the stolen truck across the border into Mexico. This bold act has prompted an immediate response from law enforcement, who are now working tirelessly to track down the suspect and recover the stolen vehicle.

Call to Action

Authorities are asking for the community’s help in bringing this suspect to justice. Those who recognize the woman in the photo or have any information related to the theft are encouraged to contact the Cameron County Crime Stoppers at (956) 350-5551. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward if their information leads to an arrest.

Crime Stoppers is a crucial resource in cases like this, providing a safe and confidential way for individuals to report information that could assist law enforcement in their investigations.

Update

THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE UPDATE: SUSPECT ARRESTED

On July 2nd, the Cameron County Sheriff’s Office requested the public’s assistance to identify the female shown in this video driving a stolen vehicle. She was a person of interest in a Theft of Motor Vehicle investigation that occurred on 6/29/24 at the Hidden Oaks Subdivision in Brownsville, Tx. The female suspect shown above crossed the stolen vehicle into Mexico that same day.

On July 5th, 2024, the Cameron County Sheriff’s Office received an anonymous report of a female matching description at a local Plasma Center. Sheriff’s Deputies arrived at location and made contact with the female suspect who immediately stated that she was the same one in the photo. Sheriff’s Investigators then interviewed the female suspect who eventually admitted that she had crossed the stolen vehicle into Matamoros. She was placed under arrest and charged with Theft, a 3rd Degree Felony. She remains incarcerated at Carrizales Rucker Detention Center with a $40,000 bond.

The Cameron County Sheriff’s Office wishes to thank the public for their anonymous tips, with your help we can work together to prevent and solve crimes in our community.