Gun Barrel City Police Department

Courtesy Photo/City of Gun Barrel City
During the July 22 Gun Barrel City council meeting, Gun Barrel City Police Chief Keith Stephens (center) presents Meritorious Conduct Awards to Officer Ryan Mutina (left) and Officer Chloe Danmeyer for their work addressing an attempted suicide at the city’s Walmart. About their help in sorting out the issue, Mayor Brian Crull stated: “If that doesn’t make you feel good, I don’t know what will,” adding, “Appreciate you more than you’ll ever know.”
 

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K-9 Aygo is in the spotlight this week as he sits down for an interview to discuss his position with Gun Barrel City Police Department and his role in the community. 

GUN BARREL CITY–The Gun Barrel City Police Department responded to the Gun Barrel City Park involving a dog that was dumped and abandoned at Burger King, located at 151 W Main Street, Gun Barrel City Feb. 16 at approximately 2:22 p.m.
Officers secured the dog at the Gun Barrel City Animal Control kennels. Animal Control and officers investigated the offense and located several witnesses and security camera footage of this criminal offense.

Courtesy Photos/GBC Fire Dept.
Two pick-up trucks sustain heavy damages as a result of a three-vehicle accident Saturday afternoon. The white Ford (left) had a trapped driver who was life-flighted to a Tyler hospital. East Main Street was closed down for a least an hour to allow emergency personnel to work.