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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 s...

Fort Hood Army sergeant indicted on murder and two other charges in shooting death of veteran by   Sgt. Daniel Perry is accused of fatally shooting Garrett Foster, an Air Force veteran, during a protest in downtown Austin last summer. (U.S. Army) AUSTIN (Tribune News Service) — A Texas grand jury has indicted a Fort Hood Army sergeant on a murder, deadly conduct and aggravated assault charge in the 2020 shooting death of an Austin protestor, according to his attorney and jail records. The slaying of Garrett Foster — an Air Force veteran remembered by family and friends as a man dedica...

A grand jury will consider whether criminal charges should be brought against a driver who shot and killed a man during a Black Lives Matter protest last summer, the Travis County district attorney's office announced Friday. Daniel Perry shot Garrett Foster, 28, in July 2020 — an act that Perry's attorney said was in self-defense. Foster was carrying an assault-style rifle, which is legal in Texas under open carry laws, and approached the car after Perry drove down Congress Avenue where protesters were walking. Perry drew his own weapon and shot Foster, according to police. Austin polic...

Grand jury to decide whether charges will be brought in Austin protester Garrett Foster's death Shawna M Reding Replay Video UP NEXT Nearly one year after Garrett Foster, an Austin Black Lives Matter protester, was shot and killed, a Travis County grand jury will decide whether charges will be brought in his death. Travis County District Attorney José Garza announced Friday that the grand jury will decide in the next several weeks if the shooter will face charges in the armed protester's July 25, 2020, death. The shooter, Daniel Perry, has said it was self-defense. Lawyer Cl...

Grand jury to decide whether charges will be brought in Austin protester Garrett Foster's death The grand jury will decide in the next several weeks if the shooter will face charges in the armed protester's July 25, 2020, death. Author: Shawna M Reding Updated: 6:14 PM CDT April 16, 2021 AUSTIN, Texas — Nearly one year after Garrett Foster, an Austin Black Lives Matter protester, was shot and killed, a Travis County grand jury will decide whether charges will be brought in his death. Travis County District Attorney José Garza announced Friday that the grand ...