In relation to a shooting in Garland that police suspect involves former South Garland High School students, two adolescents have been placed under arrest. After a chase that resulted in a vehicle collision on Interstate 30, the arrests were made. The Garland Police Department officially announced on social media that they had apprehended the culprits in the Wednesday event that rocked the neighborhood.
A physical altercation at a restaurant started the series of events, which then progressed to a car chase and gunfire in a shopping center parking lot. After the incident, there were no reported injuries. Mesquite Police found the suspect vehicle, a white Nissan Sentra, yesterday and tried to perform a traffic stop, which swiftly escalated into a short pursuit, in order to directly arrest the perpetrators. The pursuit came to a stop when the car crashed close to Jim Miller Road, according to the Garland Police Department’s update.
Two individuals were identified: Anthony De Los Santos, 17, and a 15-year-old Hispanic male youngster. The young person is presently being charged with two charges of evading arrest, tampering with a witness, and deadly conduct. De Los Santos is accused of evading arrest, tampering with a witness, two counts of deadly conduct, and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The suspects have not yet been released on bond.
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