SAN ANGELO, TX - This evening, at 5:46 p.m., law enforcement arrested and booked 60-year-old Brenda Wright for Capital Murder of a Peace Officer or Fireman.
According to jail records, Wright is being held with no bond.
Although confirmation is pending, Wright may be associated with today's officer-involved shooting. The Tom Green County Appraisal District lists Wright as co-owner of the residence at 1205 E. 21st St., which caught fire today, and is the location where a man with a long gun confronted police.
San Angelo Police confirmed this evening that the suspect is in critical condition, and Texas Rangers are investigating this case. For our original story, click here.
LIVE! will continue to post updates when available.
Note: According to jail records, Wright was arrested on the stated charge; however, as stated in our previous story, SAPD confirmed no officers or firemen were injured; therefore, one can assume or infer this was "attempted." We will provide an update once more information becomes available from law enforcement. Please note the information below.
Update Jan. 14:
This morning, LIVE! got official confirmation from Chief Deputy Dale Pearce that despite the charge stated on the jail roster, 60-year-old Brenda Wright was indeed arrested for "attempted" Capital Murder of a Police Officer or Fireman.
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Something appears to missing in this story. The woman is charged with Capital Murder of Peace Officer or Fireman, The original story makes no mention of anyone other that the suspect being shot and he is said to be in critical condition. Where does the murder charge come from?
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