Michael Karlis
The phrases “child killer” had been spray painted on a car reportedly belonging to 19-year-old Christopher Preciado.
A car mentioned to belong to the person charged in reference to the capturing dying of pregnant San Antonio teenager Savanah Soto was vandalized mere hours after he was taken into custody, in response to a social media publish.
TikTok consumer @CarlosGallegos182 — who purports to reside throughout the road from the suspect, 19-year-old Christopher Preciado — first reported the incident Thursday.
Within the video, a black Hyundai parked within the driveway of the Preciado house in Leon Valley seems to have been vandalized, with the phrases “child killer” painted throughout the facet. The Present confirmed that the defaced car was nonetheless within the driveway as of Thursday afternoon and that the home belongs to the Preciado household.
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The video posted by @CarlosGallegos182 has racked up greater than 50,000 likes and 1.3 million views as of press time.
Christopher Preciado and his father, Ramon Preciado, 53, had been arrested Wednesday in connection to the capturing deaths of Soto, 18, and her boyfriend, 22-year-old Mathew Guerra.
Christopher Preciado was charged with capital homicide, whereas his father was charged with abuse of a corpse and altering, destroying or concealing a corpse. Ramon Preciado’s bond totals $600,000, whereas his son’s bond sits at $1 million, in response to Bexar County Justice of the Peace information.
Soto and Guerra had been shot after the couple allegedly drove to Christopher Preciado’s home to buy marijuana, in response to an arrest affidavit obtained by the Present. Guerra allegedly pointed a gun at Preciado, and a wrestle over the weapon ensued, Preciado advised police, in response to an affidavit.
Even so, police observe within the doc that Preciado’s model of occasions does not align with proof discovered on the crime scene.
San Antonio Police Sgt. Washington Moscoso advised reporters Wednesday that the daddy and son duo may face further expenses. A press convention with Bexar County District Lawyer Joe Gonzales and San Antonio Police Chief Invoice McManus is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Friday.
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