The Sabine County Sheriff's Office has obtained an arrest warrant for Todd Stevens of Bronson, Texas for the offense of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The warrant is now entered into the State and National data bases.

The Sheriff would also remind everyone that Stevens is considered armed and dangerous and if he is seen or makes contact with anyone, that those persons should immediately contact their local law enforcement.

The Sabine County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating a reported shooting that occurred Sunday night, February 22, 2026, on Bronson Cemetery Road and is asking the public for assistance as the search continues for those involved.

According to a press release from the Sabine County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy received information at approximately 8:15 p.m. that a shooting had taken place at a residence along Bronson Cemetery Road. Deputies responded to the scene and discovered a small pool of blood in the driveway, but no individuals were present at the location.

Investigators were later able to locate two witnesses who reported that a man identified as Todd Stevens, 36, of Bronson, allegedly shot another man believed to be Cody Thompson, 43, of Burkeville. Witnesses stated that after the shooting, Stevens reportedly entered Thompson’s pickup truck and left the scene with Thompson still inside the vehicle.

As of Monday morning, officials said Thompson’s condition remains unknown, and no area hospitals had reported receiving a patient matching his description overnight.

Deputies are continuing efforts to identify and locate Thompson’s vehicle. The license plates were reportedly removed prior to the incident. The truck is described as a 1990s model Chevrolet extended cab pickup, white in color, with primer on the passenger side, bondo on the roof over the passenger door, and a bright yellow spray-painted tailgate. Authorities say the vehicle may be displaying a temporary Texas license plate.

A search warrant was executed at the scene early Monday morning, and investigators recovered several items that were consistent with witness accounts of the incident.

The Sabine County Sheriff’s Office is in the process of seeking arrest warrants for Stevens and considers him to be armed and dangerous. Authorities strongly advise the public not to approach him. Anyone who believes they may have seen Stevens, Thompson, or the described vehicle is urged to contact law enforcement immediately.

Anyone with information related to this case is asked to contact the Sabine County Sheriff’s Office at (409) 787-2266 or their local law enforcement agency.

This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Below is press release from Sabine County Sheriff's Office.