Texas Mass-Shooting Suspect Arrested After Manhunt - The New York Times
By: J. David Goodman (nytimes)
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The man, Francisco Oropesa, was located just a few miles from the site of the shooting.
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A wanted sign for the suspect was posted in the neighborhood where the shooting occurred in Cleveland, Texas.Credit...David J. Phillip/Associated Press
By J. David Goodman
May 2, 2023Updated 9:36 p.m. ET
HOUSTON — After a manhunt that stretched to the Mexican border, Texas law enforcement officials on Tuesday arrested the man who they believe shot and killed five people in a neighborhood dispute outside the town of Cleveland, a top official in San Jacinto County said.
The suspect, Francisco Oropesa, 38, an immigrant from Mexico who had been deported four times, was apprehended just a few miles from the site of the Friday night shooting, which took place in a wooded residential development in San Jacinto County, about 50 miles from downtown Houston, said County Judge Fritz Faulkner.
"My emergency manager called me and said they caught him," Mr. Faulkner said in a brief phone interview on Tuesday. He said that the arrest had taken place in a neighboring county.
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it's about time
Excellent
I do not oppose the death penalty for the worst of the worst, and this guy qualifies. I hope he gets what he deserves... after a fair trial, of course!
Caught in the town of Cut and Shoot, Texas, about 20 miles from the killing. No, seriously, Cut and Shoot, Texas.
His wife and others were caught as well.
Thanks the gods