Tragic Crime Spree: Four Arrested in North Texas

This week, four people were taken into custody following a crime spree in North Texas. The incident involved a fatal shooting, animal cruelty, and carjacking. The events began at around 3 a. m. on Sunday, when a man named Juan Sosa was found shot in a parked vehicle. Sosa, who was 34, was taken to the hospital but died later that week. He was with a 45-year-old woman at the time of the shooting, who was fortunately not injured. The woman told police that another car pulled up behind them, and several men got out, demanding they exit the vehicle. They then opened fire, striking Sosa. The suspects drove away in a Honda Civic. Police identified the vehicle through witness statements and surveillance footage. A short while later, a Lincoln Town Car believed to be following the Honda was spotted. Officers tried to stop the Honda, but it kept moving. The Lincoln pulled over, and two individuals inside were arrested. One of them was Humberto Barajas, 20, who had an outstanding felony warrant. Shortly after, the Honda crashed, and another suspect, 17-year-old Angel Barajas, was found nearby and taken into custody. The suspected driver, 17-year-old Ja'Tavies Jones, was arrested the next day by the U. S. Marshals. The four suspects are believed to have been involved in multiple crimes before the fatal shooting. These included the theft of the Honda Civic in Dallas on Saturday night, a shooting at an apartment complex that injured a woman and a dog, and an armed carjacking in Grand Prairie early Sunday morning. All four face charges of capital murder and aggravated assault. The two suspects in the Honda also face evading arrest charges, and one had an outstanding felony warrant.