UPDATE: 4 arrested in botched car sale fatal shooting; 1 other person sought

4 murder suspects arrested in death of 21-year-old Tarik Ross

UPDATE:

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department has arrested two additional murder suspects for the shooting death of 21-year-old Tarik Ross who was trying to sell his car on March 6. 

San Antonio police said Drevonte King, 23, (pictured right) and James Berg, 19, (pictured left) are now in police custody and being charged with capital murder.

With the arrests of King and Berg on Thursday, SAPD officers have now taken four of the five people into custody that were wanted on capital murder warrants. 

ORIGINAL STORY:

Two of five people wanted on capital murder warrants in connection with the shooting death of a man who was trying to sell his car has been identified.

San Antonio police said Raeshawn Woodard, 21, (pictured left) and Joseph Alvarado, 24, (pictured right) are being charged with capital murder after the Tuesday afternoon shooting in the 5300 block of Sherry Drive. Woodard also faces a charge of unauthorized use of a vehicle.

PREVIOUSLY: Man killed during meet-up car sale identified

Tarik Ross, 21, was shot to death following an argument that ensued between Ross and the would-by car buyers.

Ross was struck while reversing his vehicle, police said. 

Ortiz said investigators found at least three bullet holes on the vehicle. A woman and a child were also in the car at the time of the shooting but were not injured.

FIRST REPORT: SAPD: Gunmen gravely injure driver of car with 'very young' child, woman in back seat

Capital murder warrants are out for three other people, police say.


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