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The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man accused of using stolen credit/debit cards to purchase merchandise from H-E-B using the H-E-B Go application. The investigation began after receiving a tip from H-E-B Loss Prevention. During the investigation, WCSO detectives say they were able to identify and link Christopher Lee Hill to fraudulent transactions conducted at four H-E-B locations in Williamson County. The “H-E-B Go” phone application is designed to pre-load full credit or debit card information. While shopping, a customer can scan items as they pull them from shelves, then pay with the app and show the mobile...

In an effort to keep families safe, HEB (grocery store) is adding K-9 units to some of its parking lot patrols. The K-9 units have already been added to seven locations across the city. Step by step, officers with their K-9 can be seen making rounds and greeting customers. “They are here almost all the time every time we come shopping,” says Lori Garza, a customer. Over the last three months SAPD calls for service show two reports of car burglaries, several threats and disturbances at the HEB at the Alon, on Northwest Military.

H-E-B issued a voluntary and precautionary recall for the H-E-B Homestyle White Corn Tortillas. •H-E-B Homestyle White Corn Tortillas 12 ct. packages with Best By dates of Jan. 22, 2015 and earlier •H-E-B Homestyle White Corn Tortillas 30 ct. packages with Best By dates of Jan. 22, 2015 and earlier •Retail packed H-E-B Texas Ranch Casserole purchased from an H-E-B Deli on, or before, Jan. 13, 2015 with a scan code beginning with 279075 or 279108 •Retail packed H-E-B Gumbo purchased from an H-E-B Deli on, or before, Jan. 13, 2015 with a scan code beginning with 27909