Seagoville Police responded to a wide range of calls during the week of June 1 through June 7, 2026, according to the department’s weekly blotter. The report covers burglaries, a hit and run, weapons calls, vehicle theft, an assault and multiple arrests across the city.
Burglaries Reported on Two Separate Days
Police logged a burglary call near East Farmers Road and Alto Road on the morning of June 4. A second burglary call came in later that evening in the 100 block of West Simonds Road. A third burglary report was also taken on June 3 in the area of Lasater Road and Henley Drive.
Vehicle Theft and Property Crimes
An unauthorized use of a motor vehicle call was reported in the 1500 block of North Service Road East on the morning of June 2. Separately, officers responded to two theft reports during the week, one in the 100 block of South US Highway 175 on June 2 and another in the 2100 block of North US Highway 175 on June 4.
Two fraud calls were also logged, one near North US Highway 175 on June 1 and a second in the 300 block of Shadywood Lane on June 2.
Weapons Calls and Assault
Officers responded to two separate weapons calls during the week, one in the 500 block of Netherland Drive on the night of June 5 and another near North US Highway 175 and Belt Line late on June 7. An assault was also reported near Seagoville Road and East Simonds Road in the early morning hours of June 7.
Hit and Run and Traffic Crashes
A hit and run was reported in the 2800 block of North US Highway 175 on the afternoon of June 6. The week also saw several multi vehicle crashes, including a two vehicle accident on June 2 near Cedar Drive and Post Oak Drive, an accident with injuries on June 5 near East Farmers Road and Hall Road, and a four vehicle accident reported on June 6 in the 300 block of North Kaufman Street.
Missing Persons and Welfare Checks
Police logged a missing person report on June 3 in the 400 block of Magellan Road and a second missing person report on June 7 in the 1000 block of Seago Drive. Officers also conducted multiple welfare checks throughout the week, including calls on June 3, June 4 and June 5.
Arrests and Other Activity
The blotter recorded numerous jail bookings throughout the week, with a noticeable cluster of arrests on June 3, June 6 and June 7. Police also responded to several disturbance calls, multiple trespassing reports, and a number of business checks across the city.
This report is based on the Seagoville Police Department’s official weekly blotter for June 1 through June 7, 2026. Call locations and types are drawn directly from department records. Routine traffic stops have been omitted from this summary.
