Theft at 300 BLOCK OF N GENERAL MCMULLEN on 11/08/2026 12:35 PM
Type: Theft
Date: 11/08/2026 12:35 PM
Description: Theft. Division: WEST. Incident Number: SAPD-2026-1514092. This incident is from the San Antonio Police Department calls for service. Information is subject to change.
Address: 300 BLOCK OF N GENERAL MCMULLEN, San Antonio, TX
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Patty VaughanMissing Age
32Est. Current Age
61Last Seen
La Vernia, TX on 12/25/1996Physical Description
Race: White Ethnicity: Gender: Female Hair: Blonde Eyes: Green Height: 5' 7" Weight: 120 lbsCase Number
M9708003Area Cold Cases
Name
Albert TureganoAge
29Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
Albert turegano was last seen on august 16, 1986, at the zigzag club located at 2803 ne loop 410. Turegano, who was 29 years old, was a music teacher who lived with his grandparents. When he did not return home, they reported him missing to the police on august 18, 1986. On the same day, albert's credit card was used in san antonio. On august 25, albert's car was found with stolen license plates. On september 18, skeletal remains were found by workers in a vacant field located at highway 90 and loop 410. The remains did not have a skull, and to this day the skull has not been located. On july 29, 1987, the remains were finally identified as those of albert, and a death certificate was issued. Police have some very good suspects. With the help of the public, and with new advances in dna, police are hoping to solve this case. Police know that albert turegano was sitting at a table in the zigzag club with four service men. Two were believed to have been in the army, and two in the air force.Agency
San Antonio