2 suspects arrested, accused of murder in connection with fentanyl overdose, Kyle police say Aaron Jones, 27, and Julian Escamilla, 23, were taken into custody
Left to right: Julian Escamilla and Aaron Jones. (Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
KYLE, Texas – Two men have been arrested in connection with a fentanyl overdose death, according to the Kyle Police Department.
Aaron Jones, 27, and Julian Escamilla, 23, were both charged with murder, the department said in a Facebook post.
Escamilla also faces a charge of delivery of a controlled substance, police said.
Authorities believe Jones was the supplier of the fentanyl and Escamilla was involved in the distribution of the drugs.
Police said to contact 512-268-3232 if you have information about fentanyl distribution.
Read also:
Copyright 2026 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
About the Author Spencer Heath headshot
Spencer Heath is a Digital Journalist at KSAT. Spencer graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, where he studied Radio-Television-Film. He’s worked as a journalist in San Antonio since June of 2022.
Outside the newsroom, he enjoys watching movies and spending time with family.
When is the owner liable for their dog biting someone? Your kid's school may have just lost free lunch — here's what to do Mother describes how her son found missing 2-year-old girl unresponsive in Northwest Side creek Has this Summer felt cooler than most? Toddler found dead in drainage ditch after AMBER Alert Go Back to School with GMSA 16-year-old La Vernia HS student killed in rollover crash, police say SAISD considers adopting state’s ‘Bible-infused’ Bluebonnet Learning curriculum RBFCU Presents food banks with $25k donations This SA barber is giving free haircuts to kids before school starts Flooded twice in a year, these small businesses refuse to quit SA Man Saved From Possible Kidnapping Thanks to One Brave Neighbor Flooding hit again. These groups aren't giving up on the Guadalupe They lost their home — then their belongings too Mom's Worst Nightmare: Their Son's Death Turned Into a Con This San Antonio firefighter wrote a book so little girls know they can do the job too Local nonprofits hold press conference advocating for more transparency from the Bexar County Jail This Estate Sale in Terrell Hills Is PACKED SA's animal shelter is packed — here's what you need to know What's Causing Those Loud Explosions Across San Antonio? Previous video Next video