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More Today's News: •   $20,000 in ink stolen from League City Wal-Mart •   BUSTED - Cuffed •   Family Marks Two Years Since Toddler's Death •   Ford trucks lead Top 10 stolen vehicles in February •   Freeport teen injured in rollover accident •   Friendswood Police Activity March 6 through 11, 2010 •   Inmate dies after fall in jail cell •   Jez, Wiley protege promoted in Denton •   Man Wanted In String of Auto Store Robberies - SURVEILLANCE VIDEO •   Motorcycle, 18-wheeler crash injures two •   Police Crack Down on Galveston Burglaries •   Police Officers endorses Hewett, Davis in Conroe elections •   Used car manager turns tables on robbery suspect •   Verdict thrown out in illegal immigrant driver case •   2009 Annual Report on Internet Crime Released •   Common Rental and Real Estate Scams •   FBI’s Top Ten News Stories for the Week Ending March 12, 2010 •   High Risk Sex Offender Arrested in Sheriff's Office Lobby •   National Crime Victims’ Rights Week •   Former Corpus Christi police chief named new deputy director of federal drug program •   Officer injured chasing burglars •   Sugar Land Police to Hold Crime Prevention Fair at First Colony Mall •   15-year old who shot deputy gets 35-years in prison •   Convicted killer quickly transferred to death row •   Couple's slaying stuns small-town Brookshire •   Exclusive Interview With Convicted Cop Killer Daniel Lopez - VIDEO •   Ex-Conroe policeman guilty of bank robbery •   Fort Bend Sheriff frustrated with District Attorney, endorses opponent •   Immigration courts choked by backlog of cases •   Man charged with burning his mother's home •   Man in critical condition missing his jury trial << Previous    Next >> Search Archives: PoliceNewsLink.Com Feb. 6, 2010, 8:28PM   SAN ANTONIO - San Antonio police announced Saturday that they are investigating the case of an Arizona baby missing for more than a month as a kidnapping and homicide, allowing them to search for a dead body. Police Chief William McManus said officers will search a landfill for the body of 8-month-old Gabriel Johnson once weather permits, adding that he still hopes authorities will find the boy alive. Click here for the full article Post a comment Name/Nickname: (required) Email Address: (must be a valid address) (will not be published or shared) Comments: (plain text only)

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