Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Another Castillo arrested
Police Chief Erisman looks as if he is putting the hammer down on the drug traffic in Ennis. The Ennis Department appears to have a more trustful relationship with the DEA,FBI, and appear to be working with the North Texas HIDTA. Article here about the bust. Freddie Castillo,58, I believe was the Castillo that Navarro busted in 1987 where they found hidden money under a dog house. I guess these guys just boomerang right back even after getting caught.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
man steals Bass Guitar while Church goers hunt eggs

This Big fella walked into the United Methodist Church of Ennis while the cogregation was outside at a easter egg hunt. He jimmied the doors and grabbed a electric bass. If you know him contact anyone at the Ennis police Department 972-875-4462.
Castillo wife gets sentenced 4 to 50 years 2 million fine
Mom convicted on drug charge
From STAFF REPORTS
Published: Thursday, April 2, 2009 11:08 PM CDT
DALLAS — Following a three-day trial before Chief U.S. District Judge Sidney A. Fitzwater, a federal jury in Dallas has convicted Teresa Castillo, 49, of Ennis of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine.
• Rene Castillo, 27, of Ennis (sentenced to 122 months)
• Nicholas Castillo, 28, of Ennis (sentenced to 87 months)
• Heidi Royball, 25, of Palmer (to be sentenced May 15)
• Richie Ovis, 21, of Ennis (sentenced to 30 months)
• Will Hodges, 34, of Ennis (sentenced to 60 months)
• Claudio Flores, 33, of Ennis (sentenced to 30 months)
• Ramon Ornealas, also known as “Smokey,” 28, of Ennis (sentenced to 84 months)
From STAFF REPORTS
Published: Thursday, April 2, 2009 11:08 PM CDT
DALLAS — Following a three-day trial before Chief U.S. District Judge Sidney A. Fitzwater, a federal jury in Dallas has convicted Teresa Castillo, 49, of Ennis of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine.
• Rene Castillo, 27, of Ennis (sentenced to 122 months)
• Nicholas Castillo, 28, of Ennis (sentenced to 87 months)
• Heidi Royball, 25, of Palmer (to be sentenced May 15)
• Richie Ovis, 21, of Ennis (sentenced to 30 months)
• Will Hodges, 34, of Ennis (sentenced to 60 months)
• Claudio Flores, 33, of Ennis (sentenced to 30 months)
• Ramon Ornealas, also known as “Smokey,” 28, of Ennis (sentenced to 84 months)
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Shoot out at the Silverton Apartments
Drug dealer sets up deal for his Uncle in building 9 at the Silverton Apartments. Two Hispanics decide to rob him. He decides to kill them.
Story is here
Story is here
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Secret Door to Pot Farm
Dallas Morning News has a little more on the secret pot garden in Red Oak. At least this guy was creative. Behind the Bookcase! Secret magnetic key! Cloak and Dagger! Classic! Dwayne Marshall Nielsen, you rascally rabbit! Here is the article with video.
The owner of the house, Dwayne Marshall Nielsen, 46, was charged with possession of marijuana and released from jail on a $40,000 bond, Sheriff’s Capt. Danny Williams said today.Nielsen's house is at the 300 block of Pebble Creek
Friday, July 11, 2008
Weed Killer-Sheriffs Department makes big pot bust
Weeded Out
Deputies raid Red Oak home, seize underground marijuana facility
By JOANN LIVINGSTON
Daily Light Managing Editor
Published: Thursday, July 10, 2008 1:45 PM CDT
RED OAK – Score a big one for the Ellis County Sheriff’s Office drug task force, which dismantled a major underground – literally underground – marijuana farm early Wednesday morning.
Some good pictures at the WDL site.
Link to Daily Light article is here
Dwayne Marshall Nielsen 46 is the grower.
another story here
These guys had a damn good operation literally under ground at the 300 block of Pebble Creek rd of off Houston School Road in Red Oak. I can't say that I am so concerned with Mary Jane but it still is illegal so congratulations to ECSODTF. 155 plants confiscated and a "Mother" plant. Seems like these fellas could shift their talents to corn production so my gas prices would go down!
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Waxahachie drug traffic
Surprise Surprise! Maybe a couple of blocks from Wyatt street in Waxahachie a drug deal goes bad. It's like Waxahachie has decided that they will keep the drugs in the predominantly Black neighborhoods and the Black Folk don't seem to give a rats ass what happens to their community.
So somebody on the 200 block of Parks Schoolhouse road is dealing dope. I guess the only gleam of hope is that somebody at the 100 block of Parks Schoolhouse road actually aided the drug head lady victim.
A plan to purchase drugs went awry this week when the buyer, a 33-year-old Waxahachie woman, was punched in the face, according to police.
“She reports that the suspect had driven her to a residence in the 200 block of Parks Schoolhouse Road to purchase drugs,” Waxahachie detective Sgt. Todd Woodruff said, noting the man and woman are acquaintances.
So somebody on the 200 block of Parks Schoolhouse road is dealing dope. I guess the only gleam of hope is that somebody at the 100 block of Parks Schoolhouse road actually aided the drug head lady victim.
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