Crowley Police Arrest Child Kidnapping Suspect with Camera System Assistance
Crowley Police arrested a child kidnapping suspect with assistance from the Flock camera system and the Fort Worth Police Department.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, October 12, 2026 — Crowley Police have arrested an individual suspected of child kidnapping, a development aided by the Flock camera system and collaboration with the Fort Worth Police Department. The specific details regarding the suspect’s identity, the victim(s), and the exact circumstances of the alleged kidnapping were not immediately available.
The Crowley Police Department utilized the Flock camera system, a technology that captures license plates and alerts law enforcement to registered vehicles, to assist in locating and apprehending the suspect. Further details on how the system contributed to the arrest, such as specific license plates identified or timelines provided by the cameras, were not disclosed in the information provided.
Assistance was also provided by the Fort Worth Police Department. The nature and extent of this assistance, including whether it involved personnel, resources, or intelligence sharing, were not specified. The suspect was taken into custody following this coordinated effort.
Information concerning the date and time of the arrest, the location where the suspect was apprehended, or the previous whereabouts of the suspect and victim(s) was not made public. Investigations into the alleged kidnapping are ongoing, and authorities have not released further information regarding the case at this time. The outcomes of any legal proceedings or further investigative steps are also pending.
The contractor involved in the Flock camera system’s deployment and operation was not identified. Similarly, details concerning any permits, inspection outcomes, or code violations related to the system or the incident were not provided. The specific timeline of events leading up to the arrest remains unclear.
No information was provided regarding the potential charges filed against the suspect, potential fines, or any other financial penalties associated with the incident or the technology used. The department has stated that more information may be released as the investigation progresses.
Story summarized from the original created by Carter.Freemon@fox.com (Carter Freemon) on www.fox4news.com, see more information here.
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