VIDEO: Ex-deputy accused of killing 3 in Austin taken into custody in Manor CBS Austin | Jessica Taylor
Three people were killed in a shooting in Northwest Austin on Sunday morning.
And, after hours on the run, the suspect who is former law enforcement was taken into custody on Monday morning.
The shooting happened at Great Hills Trail and Rain Creek Parkway at the Arboretum Oaks Apartments. Caption: The arrest of triple-murder suspect and ex-deputy Stephen Broderick was captured by Manor Police dashcam. Broderick is accused of killing 3 people in northwest Austin on Sunday morning in a domestic dispute. (Courtesy: Manor PD)
According to Austin-Travis County EMS, three adults were killed. The victims have been tentatively identified as two Hispanic females and a Black male. Officials say they believe the victims were all known to the suspect, but their exact relationship is unknown.
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The call went out as an “Active Attack/Shooter incident” late Sunday morning.
Austin Police and Austin-Travis County EMS were called to the 9600 block of Great Hills Trail. EMS initially reported three people being given CPR for gunshot wounds. EMS says all three were pronounced dead at the location of the shooting and said no one else was injured.
UPDATE 2: Active Attack/Shooter incident in the 9600 blk of Great Hills Trl; #ATCEMS has 15 response assets on-scene. No reports of other patients at this time. All assets staged & prepared to enter into the immediate incident location. More to Follow. ATCEMS (@ATCEMS) April 18, 2021