The Kendall County Sheriff's Office is turning to Boerne-area residents for help after a run of burglaries in and around town. Deputies say surveillance cameras have picked up several people of interest near homes and vehicles that were broken into, and investigators are now trying to figure out whether those cases are all part of the same pattern. The appeal for help comes on the heels of reported early February break-ins near Off Shooting Club Road.
The department has posted a series of photos on its Facebook page and is asking anyone who recognizes the individuals to call 830-249-9721, according to KENS5. That reporting notes detectives believe several of the burglaries may be linked to incidents on Feb. 7 and Feb. 8. As of the time the request went public, authorities had not announced any arrests.
Where deputies are focusing
Investigators are concentrating on properties along Off Shooting Club Road and nearby rural stretches around Boerne, the Kendall County Sheriff's Office said on its social channels. The office shared still images in hopes that neighbors can put names to faces or share additional video from around the time of the reported break-ins. Deputies say the investigation is active and that they plan to release updates if solid leads come in.
How to report tips
The sheriff's office is asking anyone with information to call 830-249-9721, and KENS5 reports that the agency has already placed the images on Facebook for residents to review. Anonymous tips can also go to Kendall County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-348-LEAD, according to the organization’s page. Investigators say that any home security footage or clear stills that line up with the posted frames could help move the case along more quickly.
The public push is part of a broader effort by local law enforcement to lean on doorbell cameras, dashcams, and other community-shared video to crack property crimes. Deputies are urging residents to pass information directly to investigators rather than confronting anyone they might suspect on their own.
