Shreveport police K-9 apprehension leaves suspect needing treatment for dog bite
Shreveport police said K-9 Edy located and apprehended Patrick Seamster after a September 21 foot search; local reporting says Seamster received medical treatment for a dog bite before booking.
Incident summary
Shreveport police said officers responded September 21 to a business at 809 Olive Street after a reported robbery and sexual battery. Police said Patrick Seamster fled on foot, patrol officers established a perimeter, and K-9 officers Strawn and Pinkley assisted with K-9 Edy, who located and apprehended Seamster. Shreveport-Bossier Journal reported that Seamster received medical treatment for a dog bite before he was booked. KSLA independently reported medical treatment for injuries after the K-9 apprehension. The simple-robbery and sexual-battery accusations are allegations, not convictions. The reviewed reports did not state Edy’s breed, the exact bite location, or the medical severity of the bite.
Shreveport police said Seamster was booked on one count of simple robbery and one count of sexual battery. Those charges are allegations, not findings of guilt. The reviewed reports did not provide a court disposition or an independent determination concerning the K-9 use of force. BiteDB does not infer criminal guilt or legal responsibility.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
Shreveport-Bossier Journal reported, based on Shreveport Police Department information, that K-9 Edy located and apprehended Patrick Seamster after a foot search on September 21 and that Seamster received medical treatment for a dog bite before booking.
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- KSLA — Suspect arrested after Shreveport store clerk assaulted, robbed — Independent local-TV report citing Shreveport Police; confirms the K-9 apprehension and medical treatment · 2026-09-22
What BiteDB does not infer
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