Seagoville hit-and-run suspect arrested after hiding in innocent bystander's home

A Seagoville man was taken into custody after allegedly being involved in a hit-and-run, fleeing from police and barricading himself inside an innocent bystander's home.Seagoville hit-and-run arrestOn July 28 at around 6 p.m., Seagoville Police officers responded to a hit-and-run accident in the 200 block of Hall Road.The caller said the driver of a black Dodge Charger drove off after hitting their vehicle, and was at a gas station across from where the accident occurred.When police officers attempted to talk to the driver of the Charger, 22-year-old Quinton Patterson, he drove away and onto Highway 175.Patterson began weaving in and out of traffic, hitting speeds of up to 116 miles per hour in a 70 mile per hour zone. Patterson struck more vehicles as he fled from police, eventually exiting the highway.The suspect exited his vehicle in the 500 block of Jean Street and entered a residence, causing the home's residents to exit the house in a panic.The residents later told police Patters