Oscar Rosales, 51, has been apprehended with capital murder related to Galloway’s death. In this article, we will learn who Oscar Rosales is in detail.
Oscar Rosales, the suspect wanted in the shooting death of Corporal Charles Galloway of the Harris County Pct. 5 Constable’s Office, has been apprehended in Mexico, according to police.
Rosales was apprehended without incident at Ciudad Acua, near Del Rio, Texas, by the US Marshals Gulf Coast Violent Offenders and Fugitive Task Force in collaboration with Mexican police.
Who Is Oscar Rosales From Houston, Texas?
Oscar Rosales, 51, was apprehended just across the border from Del Rio, Texas, in Ciudad Acuna. Rosales was charged with murder with the death penalty.
Corporal Galloway was exercising his formal responsibilities as a peace officer in a spotted patrol unit when Rosales shot him with a dangerous weapon, according to his “Brothers in Blue.”
According to Harris County Constable Ted Heap’s office, Galloway’s “End of Watch” is set for Jan. 23, 2022.
Oscar Rosales Age- How Old Is He?
Oscar Rosales from Houston, Texas, is 51 years old as of 2022.
Houston police said they’re working with other law enforcement agencies to get Oscar Rosales back into the city.
He was returned just before 7 p.m. The 51-year-old will be taken to Harris County Jail for processing.
Rosales has also been in Probable Cause Court late Wednesday night, where his bond was denied.
A masked Rosales was overheard in court saying that he was aware that he had a symbolic target on his back due to his crime.
Oscar Rosales Family Details
According to authorities, two members of Rosales’ family have been charged with felony tampering with evidence in connection with the fatal shooting.
Henri Mauricio Pereira Marquez, 42, and Reina Azucena Pereira Marquez, 40, are accused of shooting down a car thought to be involved in the shooting, according to accusations read in probable cause court on Tuesday.
ARRESTED: Oscar Rosales was taken into custody by law enforcement authorities in Mexico earlier today. We are working with our law enforcement partners to begin the process of returning Rosales to Harris County.
Additional information will be released here.#hounews https://t.co/30yWzYkPx2— Houston Police (@houstonpolice) January 26, 2022
On Tuesday, their bond was set at $100,000. They will be subject to home arrest and GPS tracking if released on bond.