The Austin Police Department arrested one of four suspects for the murder of Infowars reporter Jamie White outside his Texas home on March 9.
Eloy Adrian Camarillo, 17, has confessed to police that White, 36, was shot during an attempted vehicle burglary by him and three of his friends.
Camarillo and his friends were seen approaching Kia vehicles because they are notoriously easy to steal.
The killers had broken a window and entered White’s Kia Soul vehicle to “go for a joy ride,” according to Camarillo, when he approached them to try and stop the theft.
As he confronted the group, he was shot in the neck.
BREAKING: 17-year-old suspect Eloy Adrian Camarillo arrested in murder of InfoWars writer Jamie White in March in Austin, TX
Authorities believe there may be at least 3 more suspects still on the loose
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KXAN reports, “Overall, the suspects allegedly also stole a black and silver Kia Soul from March 9-March 11. Witnesses told police the black Kia Soul was seen pulling up to the green Kia Soul before the deadly shooting happened.”
The report added:
Surveillance footage at the complex captured the black Kia Soul leaving the complex northbound on Douglas Street toward Oltorf Street. It was later found abandoned in the area of 5100 Sara Drive in east Austin, according to the affidavit.
The black Kia Soul was reported as stolen by the owner on March 10 from an apartment complex in Kyle. Police obtained surveillance footage from the owner of the black Kia Soul that showed a man wearing a black mask traveling in the silver Kia Soul at the apartment complex. That same man was seen attempting to break into two vehicles before “successfully stealing the black Kia Soul,” court records said.
A detective with APD found a silver Kia Soul that was stolen on March 9 from the 5000 block of Delores Avenue in east Austin. It was abandoned blocking traffic in the 12000 block of South Interstate 35 in southeast Travis County, according to the affidavit.
Investigators obtained search warrants for cellphone tower data near the areas where the two stolen Kia Souls were seen, either on surveillance footage in the area or by witnesses who contacted police. One cellphone number that was at all the locations and times where the suspects and suspect vehicles were led them to Camarillo, court records said.
Camarillo was arrested on April 30 and charged with capital murder by terror threat/other felony. His bond was set at $250,000.
It is currently unclear if Camarillo is an American citizen.
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