Cisco Press

On March 10, 2022 Cisco Police Sgt. Tammie Stubblefield responded to a call reporting the local ambulance had been hijacked. Cisco EMS service had been summoned to the Cisco Fire Department due to an injured person who had arrived to be treated medically. Upon arrival EMS workers loaded the wounded person onto the ambulance and begin preparing the patient for transport to Eastland Memorial Hospital. As this was occurring, a female later identified as Lacie Dorman, 28 of Lufkin, Texas jumped into the driver seat of the ambulance and sped off. A quick trip around several city blocks ended when the ambulance stopped in the 400 Block of Ave. E. Dorman then fled on foot being pursued by the one of the EMS workers. A short time later Dorman was taken into custody by Sgt. Stubblefield. Injuries to EMS workers were sustained due to being tossed around inside the ambulance. Dorman was charged with multiple felony offenses and was housed in Eastland County Jail in lieu of bonds totaling $158,000.00. Dorman was allegedly dropped off in Cisco by a motorist along IH 20. The injured patient was treated and released from the hospital.

Nimrod Baptist Church will host William Ngabo with Baho Outreach during the morning service Sunday, March 27. Baho Outreach is an organization located in Rwanda which contributes to community transformation through education of children and helps people to have a special connection with the Creator. The service will begin at 10:45 a.m. They will take up a love offering following the message and will have a potluck lunch after the service. Nimrod Baptist is located at 3302 FM 569 SW of Cisco. For more information call Pastor Bill Armstrong 254-725-6128 or 254-631-9411.

Cisco High School competed in the District 10 2A One-Act Play contest in Haskell and placed first overall, qualifying them for Bi-District Contest on March 23.