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Sheriff s Deputies Arrest Richmond Man Charged with Murder

Sheriff s Deputies Arrest Richmond Man Charged with Murder
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TownHubAdmin 4.8 yrs
~ 4 years ago   Apr 29, '22 9:21am  
Sheriff’s Deputies Arrest Richmond Man Charged with Murder
 
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Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested 27-year-old Devonte Howard of Richmond, Texas, who is suspected of killing a man.
 
On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, at approximately 1:40 p.m., Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to the 18000 block of Oakloch Ct. in Richmond where a victim was shot to death. The victim was identified as 38-year-old Miguel Angel Granados Jr. Sheriff’s detectives learned during their investigation that Howard and Granados were working together on a fence when Howard pulled out a firearm, shooting and killing Granados.
 
During the investigation, detectives coordinated Howard’s surrender outside a relative’s residence without incident.
 
Howard was charged with Murder and was booked into the Fort Bend County Jail on a $500,000 bond.
 
“Thanks to the concerted efforts of our detectives and deputies, this apprehension was handled with the utmost professionalism and concern for public safety,” said Sheriff Eric Fagan.
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Stealth83 12 yrs
~ 4 years ago   Apr 29, '22 10:20am  
I am sure he was a good kid. I am surprised they havent shown his graduation pic like normal
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BlackBird 9.1 yrs
~ 4 years ago   Apr 29, '22 10:30am  
Stealth83 : Maybe the victim 'dissed' him, or some other crime. This is getting stupid. Who carries a gun to mend a fence?
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Stealth83 12 yrs
~ 4 years ago   Apr 30, '22 7:38am  
BlackBird : sadly work crews are targets because of the equipment so I understand carrying.
 
I wonder if it was racially motivated or a hate crime
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BlackBird 9.1 yrs
~ 4 years ago   Apr 30, '22 9:25am  
Sadly, you are right. My old 'hood was subjected to this, the guys who kept equipment in their trucks were targeted. I now live about 150 feet from that place, but I'm sure it's still going on. Plus, TX, so lots are carrying.
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