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Cameron Shooting Suspect Surrenders After Picture Posted On Web Site
A 22-year-old Central Texas man wanted in a weekend shooting surrendered to authorities after seeing his pictured posted on the Web site of a local radio station.
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CAMERON (April 1, 2009)--A 22-year-old Central Texas man wanted in a weekend shooting surrendered to authorities after seeing his pictured posted on the Web site of a local radio station.
Enrique Luna, 22, surrendered to authorities Tuesday afternoon after seeing his picture posted of the Web site of Cameron radio station KMIL 105.1 The Ranch.
Luna told investigators family members pressured him to turn himself in after the photo appeared.
Luna is charged with aggravated assault in connection with the shooting that sent Renee Lopez, Jr., 20, to Scott & White Hospital in Temple.
He was shot in the leg.
Cameron police officers responding to a 911 call at around 1:30 a.m. Saturday found Lopez lying in a field in the 1000 block of W. Main Street.
Because of the size of the crowd in the area, they requested backup and several Department of Public Safety troopers, two Milam County sheriff’s deputies and a Milam County constable responded.
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people are so quick to judge,right? well, what the newspspers don't tell you is that the person who was shot, stabbed enrique, trying to kill him! so get the whole story first!
TAKE THIS GUY OUT INTO THE COUNTRY AND TAKE SOME TARGET PRACTICE ON HIM!!
why do these people want to shoot other human i feel like you are human do want to get shoot so why do want to that
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