US Army sergeant indicted on murder, aggravated assault charges over shooting of Garrett Foster By Lauren Reid According to his attorney, Army Sergeant Daniel Perry was driving for a ride-share company and had dropped off a client in downtown Austin shortly before the shooting. Perry was heading to a 'hot spot' to wait for notification on another pick-up or food delivery when he turned right onto Congress Avenue and encountered a large group of protesters. Perry allegedly did not know there was a protest going on in downtown Austin. The District Attorney's office Thursday said the court has set bail for Perry in the amount of $250,000 for the murder and aggravated assault case, and $50,000 for the misdemeanor deadly conduct case.