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Farmersville and Princeton Police Blotters

The Collin County Sheriff’s Office has released the Farmersville Police Department and Princeton Police Department blotter for June 18-25 Calls for security watches, citizen contacts, building checks, school resource officer checks, audible alarms, road hazards, parking violations, agency assists, motorist assists, abandoned vehicles, traffic stops, follow up investigations, documentation purposes and traffic enforcement areas have been omitted.

Farmersville Police DepartmentJune 18

• 12:19 - Harassment Report - 421 N Main St• 12:29 - Animal Compl - 212 Sid Nelson St• 14:55 - Veh Theft - 309 S Rike St• 20:46 - Juvenile Prob - 315 S Hamilton St• 23:01 - Susp Circum - 111 Bois D Arc St

June 19• 09:49 - Child Abuse Report - Address Omitted• 11:24 - Harassment Report - 300 S SH 78• 12:43 - Threat - 310 S Hamilton St• 15:48 - Civil Prob - 213 Candy St• 16:02 - Harassment Report - 300 - 213 S SH 78• 18:13 - Civil Prob - 407 N Main St• 20:30 - Noise Dist - 408 Neathery St• 23:27 - Fight In Progress - 508 Summit St

June 20• 10:10 - Funeral/Special Escort - 134 N Washington St• 12:14 - Susp Circum - W Audie Murphy Pkwy / S Hamilton St• 13:12 - Harassment Report - 134 N Washington St• 13:17 - Susp Circum - 604 N SH 78• 14:32 - Domestic Dist - 518 Neathery St• 16:10 - Susp Person - 207 Summit St• 23:37 - Noise Dist - 319 Austin St

June 21• 00:16 - Noise Dist - Murchison St / Austin St• 07:03 - Major Accdt - S SH 78 / Water St• 14:24 - Veh Dist - 311 Woodard St• 20:20 - Harassment Report - 508 Neathery St

June 22• 03:45 - Animal Compl - 409 - 6 S SH 78• 10:31 - Found Property - 134 N Washington St• 18:20 - Animal Compl - 134 N Washington St• 18:27 - Road Rage - S SH 78 / W Audie Murphy Pkwy• 18:53 - Major Accdt - 697 S SH 78• 19:47 - Civil Prob - 300 - 203 S SH 78• 22:13 - Susp Circum - 1803 W Audie Murphy Pkwy

June 23• 01:46 - Susp Veh - 1925 CR 648• 02:12 - Susp Veh - 770 W Audie Murphy Pkwy• 08:23 - Major Accdt - E Audie Murphy Pkwy / Floyd St• 14:28 - Asslt Report - 2000 W Audie Murphy Pkwy• 21:31 - Susp Veh - 203 Orange St• 21:52 - Threat - 300 - 213 S SH 78

June 25• 00:15 - Susp Veh - 145 S Main St• 08:06 - Burglary Report - 304 Gotcher St• 12:16 - Civil Prob - 3151 S SH 78• 13:28 - Domestic Dist - 114 College St• 15:54 - Minor Accdt - N SH 78 / Business 78• 18:36 - Firearm Compl - 1263 Business 78• 21:05 - Reckls Driver - 200 College St• 21:23 - Noise Dist - 611 N Washington St

• 21:44 - Asslt Just Occurred - 2000 W Audie Murphy Pkwy

Princeton Police DepartmentJune 18

• 03:22 - Domestic Dist - 331 - C Bonnie View Dr• 07:26 - Warrant Svc - 1203 Antoinette Dr• 08:42 - Animal Compl - E College Ave / Parkway Tr• 09:56 - Found Property - N 4th St / Jefferson Ave• 13:27 - Warrant Svc - 7955 CR 831• 13:42 - Vandalism - 165 S 4th St• 15:33 - Shoplifter - 701 W Princeton Dr• 16:27 - Minor Accdt - W Princeton Dr / Yorkshire St• 17:22 - Road Rage - E University Dr / Forest Grove South• 17:36 - Shoplifter - 302 - A W Princeton Dr• 18:56 - Major Accdt - 303 W Princeton Dr• 19:00 - Solicitor Compl - 1214 Pine Forest Dr• 19:28 - Noise Dist - 1214 Pine Forest Dr• 19:59 - Warrant Svc - 830 - 17 E Princeton Dr• 20:33 - Narc Investigation - 830 - 146 E Princeton Dr• 21:04 - Customer Dist - 105 E Princeton Dr• 22:44 - Susp Veh - 636 Hidden Cove Dr• 23:28 - Susp Veh - 500 W College St

June 19• 00:58 - Susp Circum - 426 - 202 E Hazelwood St• 03:09 - Susp Veh - 701 E Princeton Dr• 04:40 - Veh Dist - 829 Park Place Ridge• 07:15 - Warrant Svc - W Willow Ln / Longneck Rd• 08:30 - Warrant Svc - 758 Fm 982• 08:39 - Warrant Svc - 215 S 2nd St• 08:56 - Warrant Svc - 902 Quail Ln• 16:09 - Theft Just Occurred - 701 W Princeton Dr• 16:21 - Customer Dist - 700 W Princeton Dr• 16:50 - Civil Prob - 835 W Princeton Dr• 17:20 - Animal Cruelty - 701 W Princeton Dr• 18:07 - Civil Prob - 835 W Princeton Dr• 18:18 - Civil Prob - 835 W Princeton Dr• 18:24 - Major Accdt - W Princeton Dr / Mcgee St• 21:07 - Major Accdt - W College St / Mclain St

June 20• 00:19 - Susp Circum - 1212 Arizona Dr• 01:11 - Prowler - 1201 Bellevue Dr• 02:48 - Commercial Video Alarm - 590 W Princeton Dr• 12:37 - Minor Accdt - E University Dr / Fm 1827• 13:01 - Narc Investigation - 813 E College St• 16:18 - Arrest - 701 W Princeton Dr• 19:28 - Veh Dist - 1634 Blackburn Way• 22:07 - Domestic Dist - 1127 Roman Dr• 22:29 - Noise Dist - 2519 Greenfield Acres• 22:44 - Noise Dist - 500 San Remo Dr• 23:40 - Noise Dist - 451 San Remo Dr• 23:51 - Dist - 520 S 2nd St• 23:51 - First Responder - 707 Cedar Cove Dr

June 21• 01:48 - Noise Dist - 503 Bonnie View Dr• 01:49 - Arrest - W Princeton Dr / N 1st St• 10:00 - Animal Compl - 215 S 2nd St• 10:53 - Funeral/Special Escort - 266 Monte Carlo Blvd• 14:51 - First Responder - 205 Cedar Creek Dr• 20:29 - Civil Prob - 1607 Twin Hills Way• 21:05 - Susp Circum - 1112 Caroline Dr• 21:07 - Noise Dist - Beauchamp Blvd / Torrey Ave• 21:50 - Narc Investigation - 701 Prairie Creek Dr• 21:52 - Susp Circum - 763 Bayonet St

June 22• 00:27 - Susp Veh - 200 E Princeton Dr• 01:15 - First Responder - 1606 Meadow Creek Dr• 01:32 - Noise Dist - 238 Silverleaf Dr• 07:18 - Found Property - 202 E Princeton Dr• 09:08 - Susp Veh - 820 W Princeton Dr• 10:34 - Susp Person - 500 - 305 E Hazelwood St• 10:36 - Civil Prob - 308 Lavaca Dr• 10:56 - Loose Livestock - E Hazelwood St / S 4th St• 11:13 - Susp Person - 820 W Princeton Dr• 11:37 - Susp Circum - 306 Main St• 12:44 - Trash Dumping - 303 W Princeton Dr• 17:46 - Civil Prob - 500 - 204 E Hazelwood St• 18:03 - Reckls Driver - E Us Hwy 380 / S Bridgefarmer Rd• 18:47 - Open Door/Bldg - 1217 Meadow Creek Dr• 20:13 - Major Accdt - 406 - 100 E Princeton Dr

June 23• 01:15 - Susp Veh - 4900 E Us Hwy 380• 02:05 - Susp Veh - 829 Park Place Ridge• 04:00 - Susp Person - Waterview Dr / W Princeton Dr• 08:27 - Threat Of Suicide - Address Omitted• 10:32 - Susp Circum - 306 Main St• 11:48 - Animal Compl - 220 Yorkshire St• 12:04 - Burglary Report - 3104 Winding Meadow Tr• 13:26 - Fraud - 908 Sapphire Dr• 13:49 - Abandoned Veh - 1404 Cordova Dr• 14:55 - Theft Report - 700 W Princeton Dr• 15:22 - Minor Accdt - W Princeton Dr / Monte Carlo Blvd• 16:30 - Reckls Driver - 404 Mckinney Av• 16:47 - Veh Dist - E College St / Wilson Dr• 17:59 - Domestic Dist - 509 Rustic Meadows• 20:11 - Firearm Comple - 504 - B E Hazelwood St• 20:26 - Susp Person - 306 Main St

June 24• 00:13 - Commercial Video Alarm - 300 W Princeton Dr• 09:50 - Injured Animal - 112 W Princeton Dr• 11:18 - Theft Report - 306 Main St• 13:51 - Veh Fire - 820 W Princeton Dr• 15:17 - Major Accdt - E University Dr / CR 330• 17:35 - Vandalism - 504 - B E Hazelwood St• 20:15 - Veh Dist - 1000 E Princeton Dr• 21:20 - Fireworks Compl - Old Harbor Way / Hot Springs Way• 22:30 - Reckls Driver - E University Dr / S Bridgefarmer Rd

June 25• 09:37 - Harass Report - 780 Cascade Ln• 10:49 - Abandoned Veh - 807 Emerald Dr• 11:45 - Harass - 500 Jefferson Ave• 12:32 - Domestic Dist - 1736 Twin Hills Way• 13:29 - Reckls Driver - W Princeton Dr / Monte Carlo Blvd• 14:02 - Threat Of Suicide - Address Omitted• 14:50 - Susp Circum - 808 N 4th St• 15:23 - Reckls Driver - E University Dr / Forest Grove South• 15:47 - Minor Hit & Run Accdt - 701 W Princeton Dr• 16:57 - Unknown Dist - Longneck Rd / Monte Carlo Blvd• 20:10 - Animal Compl - E University Dr / S Bridgefarmer Rd• 20:16 - Fight In Progress - 2101 Forest Meadow Dr• 20:52 - Unknown Dist - 813 E College St• 21:30 - Loitering - 300 - 15b W Princeton Dr• 23:02 - Juvenile Prob - Forest Meadow Ct / Princeton Meadows

Amplification and CorrectionIn the June 25 issue of

The Farmersville Times, a FISD student was incor-rectly identified in a photo

on page 1B. The student is Jacob Watkins, not Jacob Phelps.

We apologize for the error.

From Staff Reports news@csmediatexas.com

North Texas veterans have a new place to go to seek medical treatment.

The Garland VA Medical Center opened in April, and expanded to provide more ser-vices Tuesday, June 23. New features include Patient Aligned Care Teams, Well Women’s Teams, laboratory functions,

pharmacists, social workers and dietitian services. In total, about 8,000 patients will be served through these.

In the next few months, the Center will begin offering der-matology, radiology and com-munity-care. When it’s fully functional, it will serve more than 184,000 veterans and cre-ate around 5,000 jobs.

U.S. Rep. Colin Allred vis-ited Garland VA Medical Cen-

ter last week. He’s worked with U.S. Rep. Ron Wright – who represents the Arlington, Waxa-hachie and Corsicana areas – on the project since last year.

“When North Texans work together, we can do great things,” Allred said. “The open-ing of this facility is the result of bipartisan cooperation and partnership between every level of government. The Garland VA Medical Center will help

our community fight the spread of coronavirus and provide des-perately needed care for our vet-erans. It was so inspiring to see the hardworking folks at the VA serving our veterans. I’m grate-ful to everyone in our North Texas community for pushing this project over the finish line and to all our VA health care professionals for their hard work helping veterans on the frontlines of this pandemic.”

Garland VA Medical Center expands services

From Staff Reportsnews@csmediatexas.com

A 44-year-old Murphy man, Fahad H. Shah, faces eight charges alleging he defrauded the government of $1.6 million in federal Paycheck Protection Program funds and a separate civil case to forfeit the house he purchased in 2018.

The charges were unsealed and he was arrested by the FBI Tuesday, June 23.

Shah is accused of applying for $3 million in funds under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, for which he received $1.6 million. The application was made on behalf of a wedding planning business owned by his wife that went out of busi-ness in 2018.

He allegedly used the funds to pay off his home mortgage, buy a Tesla vehicle and de-posit $550,000 in his E-Trade investment account.

The wedding planning busi-ness, WBF Weddings, was formed in 2011 and listed Shah’s wife as its director but forfeited its corporate status in 2018 for failing to file a state franchise tax return or pay state franchise taxes, the in-dictment showed.

In a PPE application seek-ing $3 million, the Murphy man claimed the business had

as many as 123 employees and an average monthly payroll of $701,550, according to the in-dictment.

PPE funds are guaranteed by the Small Business Asso-ciation and provided under the CARES Act passed by the U.S. Congress in March to provide forgivable loans to businesses suffering hardships caused by COVID-19.

A civil forfeiture lawsuit contends that the mortgage on Shah’s house at 308 Post Oak Trail, bought in 2018 for $335,266, was paid off days after the PPE funds were re-ceived.

The indictment against Shah is the third fraud prosecution filed in the Eastern District of Texas court in Sherman in connection with COVID-19 emergency business rescue loans.

If convicted, four of the eight counts against the Mur-phy man carry a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.

Anyone with information about allegations of attempted fraud involving COVID-19 can report it by calling the De-partment of Justice’s National Center for Disaster Fraud Hot-line at 866-720-5721 or via the NCDF Web Complaint Form at: https://www.justice.gov/disaster-fraud/ncdf-disaster-complaint-form.

Area man accused of CARES Act fraud

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