An announcement from the Laredo Police Department stated that Amancio Anton Noriz was found on Wednesday in Monterrey, Mexico, approximately 140 miles south of Laredo.
GARLAND, Texas — Police this week revealed that a 16-year-old kid who was wanted in relation to the deaths of two other teenagers in Garland on January 14 had been arrested in Mexico and deported back to the United States.
An announcement from the Laredo Police Department stated that Amancio Anton Noriz was found on Wednesday in Monterrey, Mexico, approximately 140 miles south of Laredo.
Following his deportation, according to the authorities, Anton Noriz was given a “directive to apprehend” warrant by the Garland police in connection with the deaths of two Wylie teenagers.
The afternoon of January 14, authorities stated, a shooting in the 2300 block of West Buckingham Road in Garland claimed the lives of Ruben Santibanez Arzola, 17, and Alan Jesus Chavez, 18.
Anton Noriz was the subject of a “directive to apprehend” order filed by police this week because they “believed to be involved in the shooting,” according to an updated news release.
There is still no information available on Anton Noriz’s purported role in the shooting killings.
After arriving at the location at 3:15 p.m. on January 14, police discovered two victims—later identified as Arzola and Chavez—had been shot. After being brought to a hospital, Arzola and Chavez passed away.
Officers found out that the gunman drove off in an unknown car, but no further information was disclosed.
