Police Department Media Relations
The Public Information Specialist handles media relations for the City of Round Rock Police Department.
Melanie Forcier
Public Information Specialist
Police Department
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They came. They learned. They conquered.
Another successful week of our Junior Police Academy is officially in the books! The cadets pushed their limits, took on new challenges, and absolutely crushed it.
Congrats, Class 62!
To the group coming in next week: we hope you've been hydrating.😅
#RoundRock #Police #JuniorPoliceAcademy #UnityInOneCommUNITY
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The unofficial internal monologue of traffic control.😅
Our cadets recently put their traffic control skills to the test, learning how to safely direct traffic and communicate clearly under pressure.
Let’s just say it’s a lot easier said than done—especially when “Yes, you” still somehow turns into “Wait… me?”
#RoundRock #Police #Cadets #TrafficControl #Training
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If you’ve ever blocked an intersection thinking traffic should start moving any second now…
➡️ This one’s for you.
In today’s episode, Taylor breaks down blocking the box and why green doesn’t always mean go.
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Editor’s Note (because someone’s gonna ask): This episode is NOT about pulling into an intersection while waiting to make a left turn on a flashing yellow arrow. That is allowed.
What we ARE talking about are the folks who enter an intersection without enough room to clear it and end up blocking everyone else’s green light.
The goal is through the intersection. Not in it.
#TaylorsTrafficTalk #BlockingTheBox #TrafficSafety #RoundRock #CentralTexas
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The Round Rock Police Department has arrested a suspect in connection with a stabbing that occurred near the 100 block of West Main Street in downtown Round Rock on June 11, 2026.
Investigators determined the incident stemmed from a verbal altercation between two individuals.
Officers, firefighters, and EMS personnel immediately provided lifesaving measures to the victim, who was transported to a local hospital and is in stable condition.
The suspect, identified as Skyler Stewart, 26, fled the scene following the stabbing. Through investigative efforts, officers later located Stewart at his residence in Cedar Park and took him into custody.
Stewart was booked into the Williamson County Jail and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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They came. They learned. They conquered.
Another successful week of our Junior Police Academy is officially in the books! The cadets pushed their limits, took on new challenges, and absolutely crushed it.
Congrats, Class 62!
To the group coming in next week: we hope you've
If you’ve ever blocked an intersection thinking traffic should start moving any second now…
➡️ This one’s for you.
In today’s episode, Taylor breaks down blocking the box and why green doesn’t always mean go.
———
Editor’s Note (because someone’s gonna ask): This episode is
The Round Rock Police Department has arrested a suspect in connection with a stabbing that occurred outside Round Rock Tavern in downtown Round Rock on June 11, 2026.
Investigators determined the incident stemmed from a verbal altercation between two individuals.
Officers,
The Round Rock Police Department is searching for 16-year-old Ezra Villazaez who was last seen around 4:15 p.m. in the 500 block of Westminster Place.
According to his family, Ezra is autistic, non-verbal, and may be prone to hiding.
Description:
• Hispanic male
• Age: 16
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The Round Rock Police Department has arrested two suspects in connection with the April 21, 2026, robbery at Marc Robinson Jewelers located in the Round Rock Premium Outlets.
Detectives arrested Jalen Javon Davis, 24, and Leslie La Vun Jones II, 25, both of Houston, Texas, for
We don’t take support like this for granted.💙
Thank you to Susser Bank for hosting their 5th Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Breakfast yesterday and for the continued support of our officers and community. We appreciate y’all’s hospitality and all the effort that went into
Jun 19
They came. They learned. They conquered.
Another successful week of our Junior Police Academy is officially in the books! The cadets pushed their limits, took on new challenges, and absolutely crushed it.
Congrats, Class 62!
To the group coming in next week: we hope you’ve been hydrating.😅
#RoundRock #Police #JuniorPoliceAcademy #UnityInOneCommUNITY
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Jun 17
The unofficial internal monologue of traffic control.😅
Our cadets recently put their traffic control skills to the test, learning how to safely direct traffic and communicate clearly under pressure.
Let’s just say it’s a lot easier said than done—especially when “Yes, you” still somehow turns into “Wait… me?”
#RoundRock #Police #Cadets #TrafficControl #Training
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Jun 15
If you’ve ever blocked an intersection thinking traffic should start moving any second now…
➡️ This one’s for you.
In today’s episode, Taylor breaks down blocking the box and why green doesn’t always mean go.
———
Editor’s Note (because someone’s gonna ask): This episode is NOT about pulling into an intersection while waiting to make a left turn on a flashing yellow arrow. That is allowed.
What we ARE talking about are the folks who enter an intersection without enough room to clear it and end up blocking everyone else’s green light.
The goal is through the intersection. Not in it.
#TaylorsTrafficTalk #BlockingTheBox #TrafficSafety #RoundRock #CentralTexas
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It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of our beloved K-9 Hoss.
After a courageous battle with cancer, Hoss passed away on June 8, 2026, surrounded by those who loved him most.
Hoss joined the Round Rock Police Department in October 2017 and spent more than eight years serving our community. Throughout his career, Hoss completed more than 730 deployments and assisted in over 260 arrests. He helped remove illegal narcotics from our streets, recovered firearms, located critical evidence, and assisted in countless investigations. In 2024, Hoss was named the Dogs for Law Enforcement Texas Seminar Narcotics Detection Champion.
But those who knew Hoss know that his legacy is much more than the work he accomplished.
Beyond his official duties, Hoss was known for his charismatic personality, boundless energy, and love of people. Whether he was working alongside officers, visiting department personnel, or interacting with members of our community, Hoss left a lasting impression on everyone he met.
Since becoming partners in 2021, Officer Don Garmong and Hoss shared a bond that extended far beyond the job.
“He was loyal, loving, and unforgettable. More than my partner, Hoss was my best friend in every meaning of the word.”
— Officer Don Garmong
Today, we mourn not only the loss of an exceptional K-9, but the loss of a friend. Though his absence leaves a void that cannot be filled, we take comfort in the memories he leaves behind and the lasting impact he made on this department, our community, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
Thank you for everything, Hoss.
You will be deeply missed, and you will never be forgotten.
End of Watch: June 8, 2026
#Police #K9 #EndOfWatch
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