Friday, April 9, 2010

Suspect caught

I  am glad he was caught.

Now the Court can sort it all out.


Suspect arrested in stabbing of 17-year-old
 

Police officers arrested a New Braunfels man Wednesday evening in connection with the stabbing of a 17-year-old man last month.

Officers found Andrew Victor Rosales, 25, in Guadalupe County after receiving from an anonymous resident tip of his whereabouts, said Lt. John Wells, a NBPD spokesman.

Rosales was wanted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after police suspected him of stabbing Javier Leonardo Grado, 17, on March 23 in the 100 block of Morales Court.

Grado survived the stabbing, which officers said escalated from a fight outside a home and ended with the teenager stabbed at least once in the abdomen.

It appears the two men were at least acquainted, said NBPD Lt. Mike Penshorn previously.

Rosales fled the neighborhood on foot, Penshorn said previously,

Officers looking for Rosales on March 24 got a tip from an anonymous resident of his location, searched a home in the 200 block of N. West End Avenue and found six marijuana plants at the residence.

Rosales, who also goes by the alias “Fifty,” has not been charged with possession of marijuana for the found plants, according to Comal County Jail records.

Rosales is currently being held in Comal County Jail on a $75,000 bond.