Conroe Police Officers Association

⚠️ STOP. VERIFY. REPORT. ⚠️

🚨 SCAM ALERT: JURY DUTY SCAMS ON THE RISE! 🚨

The Conroe Police Department has become increasingly concerned about the number of calls we are receiving regarding jury duty scams. We want to make sure our community is aware of these scams and knows how to protect themselves.

Scammers are contacting residents by phone, text, or email, pretending to be law enforcement officers. They claim you have missed jury duty and that a warrant has been issued for your arrest. They may even provide fake badge numbers, use real officers' names, or make their phone number appear to be from a legitimate law enforcement agency.

The scammer will then demand immediate payment to avoid arrest, often requesting gift cards, wire transfers, or cryptocurrency.

⚠️ PLEASE REMEMBER:

🔴Law enforcement will NEVER demand payment over the phone to avoid arrest for missing jury duty.

🔴Legitimate jury summonses are sent through the U.S. Mail.

🔴Never provide personal or financial information to someone you do not know.

🔴Do not trust caller ID. Scammers can make their calls appear to come from legitimate government phone numbers.

If you receive one of these calls, HANG UP! Do not send money or provide any personal information. If you are unsure whether a call is legitimate, contact the agency directly using a verified phone number.

Please share this warning with your friends, family, and neighbors, especially elderly residents who may be targeted by these scammers.

The CPOA is proud to recognize Officers Enlow, Villegas, Blackwell, and Carni who were recently honored with Outstanding Service Awards from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) for their dedication to keeping our roads and community safe.

Their commitment to preventing impaired driving and protecting the people of Conroe makes a meaningful difference every day.

Please join us in congratulating these deserving officers and thanking them for their outstanding service to our community!

A huge thank you to the Mayor and the majority of City Council for adopting the budget and delivering well-deserved raises for our police officers! This is a major win for our police department and our community. Thank you for y’all’s full support of law enforcement! Our officers put their lives on the line every day, and they deserve this investment and recognition.
Duke Coon-Conroe Mayor
John Sellars - Conroe City Council
Ken Blevins - Conroe City Council, Place 4
Kristin Hoisington

🚔 NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 2026, SAVE THE DATE! 🚒
The Conroe Police Department is excited to announce National Night Out 2026! Join us for an evening dedicated to bringing our community and local first responders together for food, music, family fun, and fellowship.
📅 Tuesday, October 6, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 JCPenney Parking Lot
3165 IH-45 North, Conroe
National Night Out is all about strengthening relationships between our community and the first responders who serve Montgomery County. Come out, meet the men and women behind the badge, check out emergency vehicles and equipment, and enjoy a great evening with your neighbors!
We are excited to be joined by first responders and public safety partners from throughout Montgomery County, including the Conroe Fire Department, Montgomery County Sheriff's Office , Conroe ISD Police Department, County Pct. 1 Constable , Montgomery County Pct. 2 Constable , Texas DPS, Montgomery County Hospital District , PHI Air Medical Conroe , and more!
🌭 FREE FOOD while supplies last
🎵 Music
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Fun
🚓 First Responders & Emergency Vehicles
A huge THANK YOU to our sponsors who help make this community event possible!
Mark your calendars, bring the family, and come spend the evening with us!
United for a Safer Community!

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Conroe PD Officers Kunnemann, Webber, Casarez, Sgt. Baker and Officer Roque showing up and putting in the work, running the Habanero 100!
This race isn’t for the weak. It’s a long day, an even longer night, and every mile takes grit, determination, and heart.
Proud to see our officers out there pushing their limits and representing Conroe!

📚First Day of School!

Conroe ISD and Willis ISD students are heading back to class today, which means our roads and school zones will be busier than usual.

Please be patient, expect delays, and stay alert for children walking, biking, or getting on and off school buses.

The Conroe Police Department will have an increased presence in and around school zones. Slow down, obey posted speed limits and crossing guards, stop for school buses when required, and put the phone down.

Let’s all do our part to make the first day back a safe one! 🎒🚌

Great job by all involved!

🚨Media Release🚨
On August 6th, 2026, a Montgomery County Jury sentenced 23-year-old Logan Michael Parker to two life sentences after finding him guilty of Aggravated Sexual Assault and Aggravated Kidnapping. These charges stemmed from a violent attack
that occurred in the early morning of April 10th, 2025.

On that morning, Parker arrived at a convenience store within the City of Conroe, kidnapped and sexually assaulted a pregnant store clerk. Officers quickly arrived at the location and immediately began providing the victim with care and investigating this awful sequence of acts. Surveillance footage was located that provided still frames of the suspect and the suspect’s vehicle.

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Real Time Crime Center was provided with a picture of the suspect and quickly identified him as Logan Michael Parker. The vehicle description was input into the FLOCK camera system, and a license plate was discovered. Further investigation with FLOCK and a resilient effort from the Conroe Police Department’s Patrol division located Parker’s vehicle just hours after this offense took place. Parker was in the vehicle and arrested.

Once Parker was in custody, the Criminal Investigations Division took charge and began interviews and evidence collection. Through this collaborated effort between all divisions involved, the case was presented to the Montgomery County District
Attorney’s Office where it was prepared for trial.

Thanks to numerous citizens, Conroe Police Officers, detectives and investigators who worked as a team along with talented prosecutors to ensure that there were no unanswered questions about solving this crime. The jury listened to all available evidence from both the prosecution and defense. They evaluated every known fact from that unforgettable night back in April and handed a strong guilty verdict on
both charges.

“I am very thankful that we have a professional, experienced, and well-trained collaborative team in Montgomery County that can respond to a terribly impactful crime like this with swiftness and empathy. Through the use of all of our available tools and tactics, our team was able to develop and place a dangerous criminal like
this in custody in a matter of hours,” said Chief Jon Buckholtz.

“Not days. Not weeks. Not multiple crime scenes and multiple additional victims later as we might have experienced years ago before video and technology. This subject was located and separated from society in hours. That was made possible
through the tools of modern law enforcement and, importantly, good, solid police
work.”

Congratulations Detective Whittle on your retirement after serving the city of Conroe for more than 28 years! You did it with honor, sir! Enjoy, you deserve it!!