Armstrong Investigations Blog

Holiday deliveries create convenience, but they also create predictable opportunities for package theft, mailroom theft, vehicle break-ins, and catalytic converter theft. Across Dallas, Fort Worth, and the surrounding DFW Metroplex, residents may see more packages left outside, more vehicles loaded with shopping

Review-only WordPress draft : October 12, 2026 Indigenous Peoples’ Day is an opportunity to recognize living Indigenous peoples, the diversity of Native communities, and the continuing importance of Tribal sovereignty and self-determination. It is also a useful reminder for investigators: identity, family

Review-only WordPress draft : October 12, 2026 Columbus Day is often presented as a single date tied to a single event: the October 12, 1492, landfall of Christopher Columbus’s expedition in the Caribbean. But the record behind that date is not a

A Texas divorce decree or custody order may establish the rules, but life after the decree can create new problems. A parent may repeatedly miss exchanges, return a child late, move without clearly communicating the change, or make decisions that appear inconsistent

A prescription diversion concern rarely begins with a confession. More often, it starts with a number that does not reconcile, a waste entry that does not make sense, or a staff-access pattern that appears unusual only after someone reviews the records carefully.

Cargo theft does not always begin on the highway. In many investigations, the critical loss window starts earlier, while a loaded trailer is sitting in a yard, waiting at a drop lot, staged near a distribution center, or moving through a handoff

A construction site can look quiet after the last crew leaves. For thieves, that quiet period may represent the most valuable part of the workday. Copper wire, HVAC coils, electrical components, fuel, tools, and small equipment can be worth thousands of dollars

A lawsuit cannot move forward effectively if the defendant cannot be located for service. Yet in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, finding a person is often more complicated than running a quick online search. People move between Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Irving,

A serious 18-wheeler crash on a Dallas or Fort Worth roadway can happen in seconds, and leave behind weeks, months, or years of disagreement. The driver may say traffic stopped suddenly. The carrier may point to an alleged lane change. An insurer