LUBBOCK, Texas — The Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office has issued a statement to address community concerns regarding the progress of an active investigation.
The office, led by Sheriff Kelly Rowe, emphasized that criminal cases require time for thorough investigation and are not rushed to the District Attorney’s Office with incomplete information, according to a press release from the department. The duration of an investigation can vary based on its complexity.
The Sheriff’s Office also highlighted the importance of community cooperation in expediting investigations. Residents are encouraged to share any crime-related information through various channels, including online submissions, the Lubbock County Sheriff’s app, or by visiting the office at 712 Broadway during business hours.
Additionally, the department clarified that public statements are not issued for every reported crime, as premature disclosures could compromise investigations. For specific inquiries, individuals can file an open records request or contact the Public Information Officer.
Community members with questions about the agency can reach out to the Public Information Officer through the Lubbock Sheriff’s website, social media, or by phone during business hours.
The Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office expressed pride in serving the West Texas community and encouraged residents to directly voice concerns or questions. Emergency and non-emergency contact numbers are provided for immediate assistance.