The Hearne Police Department

The Hearne Police Department The Hearne Police Department, located in Robertson County, Texas is made up of Twelve Officers, Six Communications operators, Two Reserve Officers.

The Police Department provides uniformed patrol operations, criminal investigations, traffic accident investigation and enforcement. The Police Department also provides supplementary services that include, vacation watch programs, participation in community action groups, crime prevention and school support programs.

05/11/2025



Brittney Nicole Akin has been reported missing to the Grimes County Sheriff's Office. She is 39 years old and was last seen on Sunday April 13, 2025 in Plantersville. She has brown hair (possibly shaved) and green eyes and tattoos on her left arm and legs. Please share!

04/22/2025
04/17/2025

Happy Telecommunicators Week to our amazing dispatchers! 🎉 Your dedication and hard work are truly appreciated. Thank you for everything you do; you deserve more recognition and gratitude than you receive.

Dispather Wilkerson says:

I would like to show my appreciation for Communications Supervisor D'keisha Johnson. She has truly been one of the BEST dispatch supervisors that I have had the pleasure of working with. She is always here to help when it is needed. She gets calls at all hours of the day and night and never hesitates to answer the call. D'Keisha is very knowledgeable in all areas of dispatching. She is always fair, caring and considerate.
She tries to make our difficult jobs a little more fun whenever she can. She brings us little treats and celebrates all of our victories. D'Keisha is always willing to jump in and help whenever needed. I know that a dispatcher's job is very stressful and I can only imagine how difficult it is to be the supervisor, but D'Keisha always carries herself well. I have been a dispatcher for many years now, not only is D'Keisha a great dispatcher she is one of the best supervisors that I have ever had. She is a pleasure to work with and I want to wish her the very best during Telecommunications Week, she deserves it.

Thank you Johnson, for your unwavering dedication and hard work. You truly make a difference every day, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do.

04/17/2025

Happy Telecommunicators Week to our amazing dispatchers! 🎉 Your dedication and hard work are truly appreciated. Thank you for everything you do; you deserve more recognition and gratitude than you receive.

Officer Roth says:

I've been working with Dispatcher Bonnie for a little over a year now and it has been a wonderful experience. We've developed a truly great bond, and I really appreciate her support both professionally and personally.

Bonnie is an outstanding dispatcher who goes above and beyond to get all the necessary details for every call. Her thorough notes are always incredibly helpful to me. Through our many conversations, both good and bad, Bonnie has proven to be a constant source of support. In challenging or major situations, she consistently ensures I have the necessary backup, often before I even need to ask.

I am incredibly grateful for Bonnie and all dispatchers who work hard to provide us with the vital information we need before each call. Without their dedication, particularly dispatchers like Bonnie, our jobs as Police Officers would be significantly more challenging. I especially value Bonnie's consistent support and the peace of mind it gives me, knowing she is looking out for my safe return home after every shift.

Thank you, Bonnie, for your unwavering dedication and hard work. You truly make a difference every day, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do.

04/17/2025

Happy Telecommunicators Week to our amazing dispatchers! 🎉 Your dedication and hard work are truly appreciated. Thank you for everything you do; you deserve more recognition and gratitude than you receive.

Officer Gomez says:

I have worked with Dispatcher Bighorse for about 2 yrs now. Bighorse and I have developed a great relationship throughout the years. Bighorse has always made me feel accepted in this department since the first day I walked through the doors of Hearne Police Department. Bighorse has also made an effort to take note of the small things I prefer to see on the CAD notes and communications over the radio, tailoring it to my style and preferences.

I have enjoyed our small conversations about just about anything, especially sharing our stories from our time in the Military, even though he was in the Navy while I served in the Army, but I guess I won't hold that against him too much.

I appreciate Bighorse and all of our dedicated dispatchers taking the hot seat and insuring I have the information and resources I need to do my job out in the streets. Without Bighorse and our other Dispatchers watching our backs, we could never be as effective in our work, increasing my ability to do this job that love and making it home to my family at the end of my shift. Thank you for all you do.

Thank you Bighorse, for your unwavering dedication and hard work. You truly make a difference every day, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do.

04/17/2025

Happy Telecommunicators Week to our amazing dispatchers! 🎉 Your dedication and hard work are truly appreciated. Thank you for everything you do; you deserve more recognition and gratitude than you receive.

Administrative Assistant Jennifer Mulac says:

Dispatcher Ronald Williams has been with Hearne PD for over 3 years, and in that time, he has consistently gone above and beyond his duties. Ronald's willingness to help and eagerness to learn new things in his role make him an invaluable part of our team. His commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of our community and officers does not go unnoticed.

Thank you, Ronald, for your unwavering dedication and hard work. You truly make a difference every day, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do.

04/17/2025



After an intense investigative effort by close to a dozen different agencies, Trinity has been safely located in Brazos County. Investigation into her disappearance will continue and further information will be released by The Hearne Police Department at the appropriate time.



The case involving Trinity Taylor has been escalated into a regional AMBER Alert. Vehicle description is now of an unknown model white vehicle with no LP at this time. Vehicle may be a different one other than the previous description of a white Charger.



Trinity Taylor has been reported missing to the The Hearne Police Department. She was last seen at approximately 8:15 pm on Wednesday April 16, 2025 in the 1200 blk of Vaughn Lane, Hearne, Robertson County, TX. She may be in a newer white Dodge Charger with tinted windows.

04/15/2025



Authorities report that Acelynn was safely located earlier today. Thanks for spreading the word!



Acelynn Edwards has been reported missing to the Robertson County Sheriff's Office. She was last seen at approximately 7:00 pm on Monday April 14, 2025 in an unidentified vehicle off of Red Hill Road, Hearne, Robertson County, TX. She may be in Robertson or Brazos County. Let's bring her home tonight!

04/13/2025



Authorities confirm that Kiya was safely located earlier this afternoon several hours away from where she was reported missing. Thanks for spreading the word!



Kiya Gantz has been reported missing to the Madisonville Police Department. She is 19 years of age and was last seen at approximately 1:30 am on Sunday April 13, 2025 in the 600 N May Street, Madisonville, Madison County, TX. It is possible that she has left the area with person(s) unrelated to her. She may not have access to her medication that is necessary for her.

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306 W 3rd Street
Hearne, TX
77859

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