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“Our commitment is to the people of Precinct 2 where we are focused on upholding the law, protecting life and property with fairness, trust, integrity and respect, while embracing community partnership which helps promote a safer community”

03/03/2026

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02/17/2026

Constable Tucker Announces Addition of Dual-Purpose K9 Harley to Strengthen Narcotics Enforcement Efforts

Precinct 2 Constable Tucker proudly announces the addition of K9 Harley, a newly certified dual-purpose patrol and narcotics detection K9, to the Precinct 2 Constable’s Office.

Deputy Anthony Walker recently completed an intensive K9 certification program and has returned to active duty with K9 Harley as his partner. Harley is trained in patrol operations, suspect apprehension, tracking, and the detection of illegal narcotics.

The addition of K9 Harley significantly strengthens the Constable’s Office’s proactive approach to combating illegal drug activity within Precinct 2. Narcotics continue to threaten families, schools, and communities, and this office remains committed to aggressively pursuing those who distribute and profit from illegal drugs.

“This is a clear message,” said Constable Tucker. “If you are bringing narcotics into Precinct 2, we are coming after you. K9 Harley enhances our ability to detect, deter, and remove illegal drugs from our streets while improving officer safety and response capabilities.”

K9 Harley will be available to assist all schools within Precinct 2 for safety demonstrations, prevention education, and enforcement support when requested. The Constable’s Office believes strong enforcement and strong community relationships go hand in hand.

In addition, K9 Harley will be available to assist neighboring law enforcement agencies upon request, reinforcing regional cooperation and strengthening public safety efforts across jurisdictional lines.

The Precinct 2 Constable’s Office remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting citizens, supporting families, and maintaining a zero-tolerance stance against narcotics trafficking.

02/02/2026

Constable’s Office Commends Sergeant Ranson Martel for Leadership During Bomb Threat at Hull-Daisetta Elementary

Liberty County, Texas
On January 27, a bomb threat at Hull-Daisetta Elementary School prompted an immediate response from law enforcement and emergency personnel. During the incident, Sergeant Ranson Martel of the Liberty County Constable’s Office, Precinct 2, demonstrated outstanding leadership and professionalism in ensuring the safety of students and staff.

Sergeant Martel assumed command immediately and coordinated closely with school administrators, responding officers, and emergency responders. His calm demeanor and decisive actions were critical in securing the campus and maintaining order during a stressful situation.

“Sergeant Martel exemplified true leadership under pressure,” said Constable Tucker. “His commitment to protecting our students, educators, and community reflects the highest standards of public service.”

The Liberty County Constable’s Office, Precinct 2, remains committed to working with our schools and partner agencies to maintain safe learning environments.

01/30/2026

Release from HDISD

01/26/2026

Devers and HDISD resume regular hours starting Tuesday! Stay Warm!

01/15/2026

Starting next Tuesday 1/20/26 8AM!!!

01/14/2026

THEFT INVESTIGATION LEADS TO ARREST

On Tuesday January 13th 2026, deputies with the Liberty County Pct. 2 Constable's Office made an arrest in connection to a theft investigation that started on 10-31-2025. The initial report was started by the Liberty County Sheriff's Office in reference to the theft of two dirt bike style motorcycles. Both motorcycles were recovered by the Pct. 2 Constable's Office, one on 11-03-2025 and the second on 01-07-2025. After speaking to witnesses and conducting an investigation into the thefts, one suspect was identified as W/M Keigley, James Paul DOB: 01-27-1983 of Hull Texas. Two felony arrest warrants were issued through Judge Jimmy Belt Justice of the Peace Pct. 2's office. On 01-13-2026 Pct. 2 Constable deputies located Keigley at his residence in Hull Texas where he was arrested. Keigley was also found to be in possession of prescription narcotics not prescribed to him. Keigley was later transported to the Liberty County Jail and was charged with:

Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle (Warrant) State Jail Felony
Theft of Property >=$2500

01/05/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Liberty County Precinct 2 Constable’s Office
Year-in-Review: 2025 Public Safety Statistics

Liberty County, Texas — As I reflect on my first year serving as Liberty County Precinct 2 Constable, I want to thank the citizens of this community for their trust and support. Since taking office, our focus has been simple and unwavering: serve with integrity, stay proactive, and protect this community day and night.

From January 1, 2025 through December 29, 2025, the Liberty County Precinct 2 Constable’s Office recorded the following activity:
• Individual Arrests: 55
• Search Warrants Executed: 4
• Calls for Service: 232
• Citations and Warnings Issued: 675
• Warrants Served: 55
• Civil Papers Served: 52

Charges Filed Include:
• Felonies: 55
• Misdemeanors: 14

Key offense categories included drug-related crimes, theft, assaultive offenses, weapons violations, and interference with emergency calls. Notably, drug-related arrests accounted for the majority of felony cases, underscoring the ongoing impact of m**hamphetamine and other narcotics in our area.

These numbers represent more than statistics,they reflect real work by a committed team focused on keeping our neighborhoods safe. M**hamphetamine and theft continue to be major drivers of crime in Liberty County, and we have been deliberate in addressing both through enforcement, warrants, and proactive patrol efforts.

As we move into 2026, I want the community to know this: we are not slowing down. We will continue full steam ahead, aggressively targeting m**h distribution, theft, and repeat offenders who threaten the safety and quality of life in Precinct 2.

I am 100% committed to providing consistent, reliable law enforcement coverage—day or night—and to working alongside our partner agencies to ensure Liberty County remains a place where families can live, work, and raise their children safely.

Serving as your Constable is an honor I do not take lightly. My commitment is, and will remain, to this community and the people who call it home.

John Tucker
Liberty County Precinct 2 Constable

12/25/2025

From the whole family here at Pct. 2 to yours…

12/17/2025

🚓🚓🚓Press Release🚓🚓🚓
On 12-17-25 at Appx 0730, Deputies with Liberty County Constable Pct 2 with the assistance from the SRT team executed a narcotics search warrant issued out of the 253rd District Court by Judge Chap Cain at 2035 CR 2066 Located in Hull, TX.
Deputies located 2 females inside the residence. One female being identified as Crystal Cook DOB 11-13-77

Deputies located
20.8g suspected M**h
Ecstasy tablets
Packaging materials
Multiple Fi****ms inc. stolen

Cook was placed in custody and transported to Liberty County Jail
Charges
Man/Del of CS 4-200g F1

Additional charges may be filed pending investigation.

Constable Tucker wants to Thank his team and the ladies and gentlemen of the Liberty County SRT team for a safe operation. Constable Tucker also wants to thank the public for speaking out against these locations that are a nuisance to our communities!

12/04/2025

On 12-1-25, Deputies with Liberty County Constable Pct 2 were patrolling the 300 block of FM 770 in Daisetta and stopped a black passenger car for a traffic violation.

The vehicle was occupied by two occupants. Deputies performed a probable cause search of the vehicle and located a folded sheet of paper containing suspected m**hamphetamine inside the female passengers personal belongings.

The female suspect was identified as
Justice B Yarbrough DOB 2/24/94

Yarbrough was placed in custody and transported to Liberty County Jail

Charges:

POSS CS PG 1/1-B >=4G

12/01/2025

Liberty County Burn Ban has been lifted.

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