The Luling teenager who left the scene of a botched marijuana heist and returned after all the shots had been fired now faces three counts of murder. A Hays County District grand jury has indicted Frank Castro, 18, for one count of capital murder, two counts of felony murder and one count of aggravated robbery.
In the wake of the latest arrest for a San Marcos home invasion, San Marcos Police Chief Howard Williams said a recent wave of headline violence does not characterize the frequency of violent crime within the city limits.
The Hays County District Attorney’s office said this week that it will not comment as it decides whether to press charges in a botched burglary that ended in the shooting deaths of two people earlier this month.
San Marcos police say they don’t anticipate filing charges against a Chestnut Street resident whose gun shots killed two Luling teenagers in a bungled home invasion early Friday morning. Police have charged a third Luling teen with aggravated robbery, while a fourth Luling teen is hospitalized with serious wounds.
