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Investigating Cases. Protecting Teague.
The Criminal Investigation Division operates under the command of Sergeant Brody Weinmann, by direction of the Office of the Chief of Police.
CID is responsible for follow-up investigations, major case support, evidence handling, forensic crime-scene processing, and other investigative services that support public safety in Teague.
Professional investigative follow-up, case development, and evidence-based police work.
Sergeant Brody Weinmann
Criminal Investigation Division
Sergeant Brody Weinmann joined the Teague Police Department in August 2025. He is a graduate of the Navarro College Police Academy and has served as a peace officer in and around Freestone County since 2014.
After several years in patrol, Sergeant Weinmann transitioned into training and investigations with a focus on Crimes Against Children and Internet Crimes Against Children investigations. His continuing education supports complex investigations and victim-centered responses.
Before entering law enforcement, Sergeant Weinmann served in the fire service, emergency medicine, and corrections, beginning his public-service career at age 18.
Investigative Services
CID supports patrol officers, victims, prosecutors, and partner agencies through professional investigative follow-up and evidence-based case development.
Follow-Up Investigations
Investigators conduct follow-up and, when appropriate, primary investigations of crimes against persons and property. Cases may be referred by patrol or initiated when criminal activity is discovered.
Crime Scene Processing
CID performs forensic crime-scene processing, documents scenes, collects and preserves evidence, and coordinates with forensic laboratories and other investigative partners when necessary.
Evidence & Property
Investigators are responsible for the secure handling, processing, documentation, preservation, and storage of evidence and property associated with criminal investigations.
Investigative Work
Investigative work may include interviewing victims, witnesses, and suspects; reviewing physical and digital evidence; preparing reports; and coordinating with prosecutors and other agencies.
Thorough. Professional. Evidence-Based.
CID investigators apply specialized training, investigative techniques, evidence analysis, interviews, and case documentation to reconstruct events, identify responsible parties, and develop cases for appropriate criminal justice action.
Investigations are conducted with attention to the rights, safety, dignity, and needs of victims.
Physical, documentary, digital, testimonial, and forensic evidence are evaluated as part of the investigative process.
Investigators coordinate with patrol, prosecutors, forensic partners, and other agencies when necessary.
Investigative reports and evidence are documented and managed according to applicable law and Department procedure.
Investigations Resources
Select the appropriate service below for investigative information or assistance.
Provide a Crime Tip
Submit information about criminal activity, suspicious activity, wanted persons, stolen property, or other investigative leads inside Teague city limits.
Sex Offender Registration
Review registration requirements, appointments, required documentation, public-registry information, and City residency restrictions.
Information That Can Help
When reporting non-emergency criminal or suspicious activity, specific details can help investigators evaluate and follow up on the information.
Address, business name, landmark, or nearest intersection.
When the activity occurred or when it commonly occurs.
Names, descriptions, clothing, distinguishing features, or other identifying information.
Make, model, color, license plate, direction of travel, or distinguishing features.
Describe what happened, what you observed, and why the information may be important.
Case numbers, photographs, video, documents, or other relevant details may assist investigators.
Know Who to Call
Online crime-tip services are intended for non-emergency information. Do not use the online tip form for a crime in progress or an immediate threat.
Crimes in progress, immediate threats, or urgent police, fire, or medical response.
Non-emergency police assistance and investigative information.
Teague, Texas 75860
Teague Police Department
