Sometime between Mar. 8^th and mid Apr. 2008 suspects removed the following items from a residence in Skidmore, TX.

1- 24 ft. red fiberglass ext. ladder with Name “BURRIS” painted in white. On each side. Replacement  Value $304. 1-15 gal Tractor Supply 12 volt elec. Spray tank white plastic. With black pump and filler cap. Rep. value $139. 1- 12 ft. Remington elec. Pole saw red fiberglass handle. Rep Value $98.00. 1- new Harbor Freight scissor type Transmission jack w/ nylon strap. Red & White . Rep. value $65. 1- old rusty red tire inflation air tank with new air gage and small ball valve. Rep. value $28. Further information is needed on the suspects and vehicle involved. Owner has posted a $200 reward for info. Leading to indictment of all parties involved.

 Please call Investigator Steven Martin @ Bee CO. S.O. 362-3221 or Crime Stoppers @ 362-0206 or click Sibmit a Tip above.

Cold Case File being reviewed by local and State investigators

On Saturday, August 06,2005 at approximately 1 l:49pm, Beeville Police Department Units were dispatched to 801 E. Anderson, City of Beeville, Bee County Texas, in reference to a burglary in progress.
Officers arrived on scene and discovered that the front door to the residence had  possibly been pushed or kicked in to gain entry. Officers spoke with two parties; who informed them that two dark skin individuals wearing dark color clothing broke in and pointed pistols at them.
Officers were informed that one of the individuals ran to the back of the residence and short period after, the occupants heard gun shots. Both of the individuals who were wearing the dark color clothing, ran out of the residence and left the area on foot westbound from the residence.
Officers who arrived at the scene, discovered a victim who was later identified as Larry Lee Anzaldua DOB 12-21-1949; located in one of the rear bedrooms laying on a pool of blood with a entry wound on his right upper chest.

It is possible the suspects may have been prowling outside peering in windows to locate or see the victim prior to entry. If anyone has any knowledge please make an annoymous call to CrimeStoppers. No caller ID , or infomation leading to your Identity will be recorded. You may also click on "SUBMIT A TIP" above and enter the secret information.

Contact:

Beeville Police Department-Criminal Investigation Division.358-0442
OR
Call the Anonymous tip line at 361-362-0206
There is a reward of up to $1000 if indictment and arrest is made.