UPDATE:  Authorities are looking into whether someone has been stealing from a Dyess Airman who was killed in a motorcycle crash last month.

The father of Seth Duggan filed a complaint with the Abilene Police Department, stating that some of Duggan's things were discovered missing.

Duggan was in the process of moving in to a friend's apartment at the time he was killed.  The items reported stolen were allegedly taken from the apartment he was moving out of.




Police have released the name of a Dyess airman who was killed in a motorcycle accident on Sunday.

Seth Duggan, 21, died after losing control of his motorcycle in the 1900 block of Judge Ely Blvd. just after 3 p.m.

"I recently have found that riding my 2005 Yamaha R1 is an experience like no other," Duggan had written on his myspace.com page.

According to witnesses, Duggan jumped a curb and crossed a field of grass over 300 feet before slamming into a brick wall, said Abilene Police Sgt. Doug Wren.

Duggan was taken to Hendrick Medical Center where he later died.

He was a C-130 maintenance crew chief, responsible for cleaning and inspecting aircraft after missions, according to the Dyess Air Force Base website.

Funeral arrangements are pending at North's Funeral Home.