Man arrested after confessing to murder at West Side home

Bradley Adam Dimmick, 35, is charged with murder and cruelty-nonlivestock

Bradley Adam Dimmick, 35, was arrested Saturday for charges of murder and cruelty-nonlivestock. (KSAT)

SAN ANTONIO – A man is behind bars after admitting to San Antonio police that he killed another man and a dog at a West Side home, according to an arrest affidavit.

Bradley Adam Dimmick, 35, was arrested Saturday for charges of murder and cruelty-nonlivestock.

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His arrest stems from an incident that occurred Oct. 13 in the 500 block of Demya Drive.

Officers were initially called to the area for a suspicious person who was looking into parked vehicles. That person was later identified as Dimmick, police said.

He was detained, but during questioning about a possible vehicle burglary offense, Dimmick told police, “I just killed somebody,” at a home in the 2100 block of San Lucas Street, an affidavit states.

When police went to investigate, they found the front door of the home unlocked with blood on the floor, according to SAPD.

As the door was opened further, police found a deceased dog near the front door and a “decapitated human body in the living room,” an affidavit reads.

Officers continued to canvass the home, where they found a severed head in the bathroom tub, according to SAPD.

Investigators also found blood throughout the living room, kitchen, down a hallway toward a bedroom and to the bathroom, where the head was found, police said.

The man who was killed was identified as 65-year-old Keith Dimmick.

According to court records, Bradley Dimmick remains in the Bexar County Jail. His bond for both charges combined is $1,500,000.


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