RELATED: Bond set at $7.5M for suspected gunman accused of killing 5 people in San Jacinto Countyīureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Officer Christopher Mullins and Department of Homeland Security Enforcement Removal Operation Agent Rob Alaniz assisted with the investigation. DPS then retrieved six rifles from the man’s bedroom closet, documents said. During the interview, Castilla told investigators he had firearms in his residence and showed authorities with the Texas Department of Public Safety where they were located.
RELATED: Repeated 911 calls, a wait for deputies: San Jacinto County survivors question why help didn’t arrive soonerĪccording to an affidavit, Castilla was interviewed in reference to the five people that were allegedly murdered by Francisco Oropesa, 38, on April 28. His bond was set at $5,000 and his role in connection with the deadly shooting is still under investigation.
Castilla was taken into custody Tuesday evening and charged with possession of marijuana, Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace Randy Ellisor said. SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas – One of the suspects that was arrested in connection with the San Jacinto County murders is facing federal charges, court documents said.ĭocuments allege Domingo Castilla, 30, committed the offense of possession of a firearm by a person “unlawfully present” in the United States.
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