Homicide Investigation in the 1700 block of Rutland Drive

Homicide Investigation in the 1700 block of Rutland Drive
Interim Chief of Police Robin Henderson — City of Austin website
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Austin Police Department (APD) officers responded to a tragic incident on Sunday, April 28, 2024, in the 1700 block of Rutland Drive. The victim, identified as Lowen Alberto Ordonez Lobo, was found with gunshot wounds at The Villas Del Sol apartments. Despite efforts to save him, Lobo succumbed to his injuries.

Homicide detectives and Crime Scene Specialists are actively involved in processing the scene and seeking information from potential witnesses. In a plea for assistance, authorities have urged anyone with relevant details to come forward. The community is encouraged to contact the Austin Police Department with any information that could aid in the investigation.

The case, marked as Austin’s 18th homicide of 2024, remains under investigation. Detective work is ongoing at the scene, emphasizing the importance of cooperation from the public in solving this crime. Additionally, a reward of up to $1,000 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in connection with this case.



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