Austin police say Patrick Sifuentes is wanted on two warrants for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The department’s Wednesday post asked the public for information through Capital Area Crime Stoppers as part of its #WantedWednesday appeal.
The announcement does not describe the alleged incident or say when or where it happened. It also does not establish whether Sifuentes has been arrested or whether the warrants remain active. A warrant is not a finding of guilt.
A broader local trend
The warrant announcement comes amid a decline in Austin’s reported aggravated assaults in the latest comparable period in the supplied police data. An Austin Police Department quarterly update lists 1,106 aggravated assaults from January through May 2025, 14% fewer than the 1,282 recorded in the same months of 2024. Those citywide figures provide context only; they do not indicate what happened in Sifuentes’ case.
Tips and checking status
The City of Austin says tips to Austin Crime Stoppers can be submitted online, through an app or by phone at 512-472-8477. Capital Area Crime Stoppers says tipsters remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.
For readers checking whether circumstances have changed, the Travis County Sheriff’s Office warrant search and its inmate search are available online. The office cautions that information on both services is not guaranteed to be accurate or complete.
