Cedar Hill Police Chief Says Crime Is Down In Almost Every Category Share via:
While Dallas has seen a significant uptick in crime this year, with over 224 homicides and aggravated assaults increasing approximately 30%. With many struggling to make ends meet as well as civil unrest, many local cities have seen an increase in crime. However, Cedar Hill shares they’ve decreased their crime rate per 1000 residents, as well as decreased Violent and Property crimes.
A message from Cedar Hill Police Chief Reyes:
Earlier this year, we made a commitment to do our best to keep our community updated on incidents occurring in our city. We also updated our crime mapping software to include the ability for everyone to view a snapshot of police incidents across the city as well as those in Desoto and Duncanville. With more information, there will be the perception that crime in our community is increasing. There are several news stories about how crime is increasing in many cities across t
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Cedar Hill Police Locate Missing Man
CEDAR HILL – The Cedar Hill Police Department has located the missing 59-year-old man who disappeared Sunday morning, December 13.
Cedar Hill resident Sherman Lee Daugthery was reported missing from his home at around 9 a.m. in the 1200 block of Neptune Street.
Daugthery was located in Desoto later Sunday afternoon at around 3 p.m.
Cedar Hill Police said he “appeared to be uninjured and in good health.”
Officers arrived at Neptune Street Sunday morning and met with the missing man’s sister. She informed officers she had last seen her brother at 4 a.m. Sunday morning when he had returned inside the home after smoking a cigarette. She said from there he went to his bedroom. When Daugthery’s sister woke up at around 8 a.m., she reported her brother was not in the home and she began looking for him.