IRVING, Texas — A disturbance at an Irving Walgreens led police to arrest a 22-year-old man wanted on multiple outstanding warrants, including three aggravated assault warrants from Dallas County.
Johhny Darwin Cedillo-Siguencia, 22, was taken into custody Thursday night, November 5, 2026, after an Irving police officer responded to a criminal trespass complaint at the Walgreens near North Belt Line Road and Finley Road.
According to the police report, the officer was dispatched to the store at approximately 10:35 p.m. after an employee reported that a man wearing a black Under Armour T-shirt was being disruptive inside the business.
The employee had recorded video of the man on his cellphone before officers arrived.
When the responding officer located the man, he noticed that the individual was speaking rapidly and repeatedly making the same statements.
The man repeatedly mentioned Jesus and the devil, asked whether officers' body cameras were recording and encouraged the Walgreens employee to continue filming him, according to the report.
The officer asked the employee whether he wanted to pursue a criminal trespass complaint. The employee declined, saying he only wanted the man to leave the store.
Identity Check Reveals Multiple Outstanding Warrants
During the encounter, the man initially identified himself as Johhny Cedillo.
The officer ran the name through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database, which returned multiple active warrants.
After dispatchers confirmed the warrants, the officer verified the man's full identity as Johhny Darwin Cedillo-Siguencia.
According to the report, Cedillo-Siguencia had outstanding warrants from three law enforcement jurisdictions.
The warrants included:
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Dallas County Sheriff's Office: Three warrants for aggravated assault with a moving vehicle.
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Irving Police Department: Two misdemeanor warrants, one for speeding at 109 mph in a 70 mph zone and another for driving without a valid driver's license.
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Lewisville Police Department: One warrant for having alcohol in a moving vehicle.
Cedillo-Siguencia was arrested and booked into the Irving Jail on the outstanding warrants.
