Affidavit: Sister of Garland shooting victim says she received gang-related messages after slayings

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The sister of one of the teenagers who died in a Garland gas station shooting the day after Christmas told authorities that after the slayings she received...

Killed in the Dec. 26 shooting were 14-year-old Xavier Gonzalez, 16-year-old Ivan Noyala and 17-year-old Rafael Garcia. A 15-year-old cook, whose name has not been not released, was injured. He had just started working at the gas station.

Another 14-year-old boy suspected in the shooting was initially detained but has since been released. The sister also said Garcia didn’t have any gang ties, and she later sent the detective the messages she had received on Instagram, which led police to an initial juvenile suspect.The juvenile, whose name was redacted in the affidavit, told police that he had seen news about the shooting and was in a group chat where someone else named a different person as the shooter, the affidavit says.

The father told police he saw images of himself on TV so he came to the station, the affidavit says. A detective recognized the father as the driver in the shooting, and said the father had stopped the pickup just yards from the gas station’s front door and could be seen waiting in the driver’s seat as the shooter opened fire. The father then drove off after the shooter got back in the truck, the affidavit says.

 

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SCUM ATTORNEY Heath Harris is attempting to dismiss 3 teenage lives and is only out for the win, not the justice. The father scouted, he bought meds as cover story, because DUH, don't be all suspect going in and out. Why do defense attorneys have such dirty souls?

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