Posted on 12/30/2017 8:11:40 AM PST by bgill
A 19-year-old who police say went on a robbery spree on Christmas night has been linked to the deadly shooting of 30-year-old Ebony Sheppard. Austin police along with the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force arrested Xavier Lewis on Thursday, Dec. 28, two days after Sheppard was shot and killed in the parking lot of the Sixty 600 Apartments at 6600 Ed Bluestein Blvd. around 11:44 p.m. According to an arrest affidavit, Lewis was involved in two aggravated robberies on Dec. 25. All of the robberies happened within a short distance away from the Sixty 600 Apartments.
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Read the whole article and watch the video. The monster had on an ankle monitor but was still able to go on a crime spree. Killed one woman, robbed another 4 and shot 2, one carjacking, ran over another person and stashed the weapon at a gf's. Apparently the monitor wasn't working or disabled.
The story says the GPS monitor was working and that’s how they backtracked all the crimes. I guess they didn’t have enough monitors.
http://cbsaustin.com/news/local/apd-arrest-man-accused-of-killing-a-woman-in-east-austin
More info - “He was booked into the Travis County Jail on five counts of aggravated robbery with a $100,000 bond on each and one count of capital murder. A bond has not yet been set for that charge.
Lewis was arrested in September of 2016 for an aggravated robbery of a Sonic in Northeast Austin. Court documents say an employee was shot in the leg during that robbery.”
Too bad it’s Austin. He’ll be out next week with another ankle monitor. As long as he’s targeting Austin liberals it’s not a total loss.
BINGO!!!
Used to be a nice place back in the ‘70 - 80’s
Then mike dell showed up.
So glad I left that $h!t hole.
RATS, there should be an open season
See above
100%
Oppps fry not fire.
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