The Abilene Police Department has released a compilation of recent calls for service and arrests that spanned neighborhoods across the city, from downtown corridors to south and north Abilene. The report lists a variety of incidents, including allegations of stalking, burglary, assault, theft and drug possession.
What the police report shows
In the department’s summary, officers recorded incidents at addresses across the city, including reports involving failure to comply with sex offender registry requirements, several thefts, multiple burglary reports, and a stalking complaint for which no arrest was made.
"All information below is based on reports made by responding officers, and all suspects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law."
Incidents listed in the report cover a broad geographic spread of Abilene. Among locations cited were N 10th Street & N Jefferson Drive, multiple blocks on N and S 1st Street, Saxon Street, Hardy Street, Revere Court, Oak Street, Elm Street and several residential drives and avenues.
- Public safety concerns: assault, assault family violence and unlawful restraint were reported at multiple addresses.
- Property crime: burglary of building and vehicle, theft of property and criminal mischief were recorded across the city.
- Other incidents: a mental health commitment and a failure to comply with registry requirements were among the varied calls.
Arrests listed in the report
The report also names several individuals who were arrested on a range of charges. The department provided the following list of arrests:
- Michael Quinonez — Assault Family Violence
- Buddy Whiteley — Warrant
- Sylvia Brown — Warrant
- Steven Davila — Public Intoxication
- Jon Bailey — Criminal Trespass
- Joshua Dunn — Assault
- Monica Broadus — Possession of Controlled Substance
- Jordann Henderson — Interfere with Public Duties
- Adam Jones — Possession of Methamphetamine
- Juan Huerta-Tobon — Immigration hold
Incident summary by type
| Incident Type | Examples from report |
|---|---|
| Assault / Family Violence | Reports at Portland Avenue, State Street, S 22nd Street, and others |
| Burglary / Theft | Building burglaries (Hardy St., Oak St.), vehicle burglary (Butternut St.), phone theft (W Lake Road) |
| Criminal Mischief / Harassment | Vehicle window broken (Edgemont Drive), other harassment reports |
| Registry / Violations | Failure to comply with sex offender registry; violation of bond; stalking report with no arrest |
| Controlled Substances / Intoxication | Possession of controlled substances, possession of meth, public intoxication |
The department’s log underscores recurring issues Abilene families and neighborhoods face: property crimes, interpersonal violence and drug-related arrests. The presence of both assault family violence reports and a stalking complaint indicates ongoing concerns about domestic safety in some cases, while multiple burglary and theft entries point to property-crime trends.
What residents should know
The police note that their summary depends on initial reports by responding officers; cases may evolve as investigations continue. The department’s release advises that individuals named in the arrest list remain presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.
Residents who witness suspicious activity or are victims of crime are encouraged to contact the Abilene Police Department to report incidents so officers can document events and pursue investigations. Timely reporting helps investigators gather evidence and may improve outcomes for victims.
WE NEWS will continue monitoring police releases and court filings tied to these incidents and will update readers as additional information becomes available.
