Carrizo Springs High School teacher stabbed to death
Asherton, TX - On Tuesday evening, the Dimmit County Sheriff's Office responded to an emergency call in Asherton, a small town located 9 miles outside Carrizo Springs, Texas.
Upon arrival, deputies discovered a dead body of a man with knife wounds.
The deceased person was revealed to be a Carrizo Springs high school teacher who was stabbed at least 7 times causing his sudden death.
The reason behind the aggression is not clear yet, however, the Dimmit County sheriff's office has arrested a suspect who is currently being interrogated.
Sources say, that the professor lived in Asherton, TX and commuted back and forth to Carrizo Springs for work.
UPDATE 4/10/2019 10:35 AM: Acccording to an EPNL confidential source, the suspect happens to be a high school senior at the school where the deceased man worked. The deceased person was identified as CSHS counselor and teacher Carlos Peña.
Maestro de Carrizo Springs High School muere apuñalado en Asherton
Asherton, TX - El martes por la noche, la oficina del Sheriff del Condado de Dimmit respondió a una llamada de emergencia en Asherton, una pequeña ciudad ubicada a 9 millas de las afueras de Carrizo Springs, Texas. A su llegada, los oficiales descubrieron el cadáver de un hombre con heridas de navaja. Se reveló que la persona fallecida era un maestro de la secundaria de Carrizo Springs que fue apuñalado al menos 7 veces y causó su muerte repentina. La razón detrás de la agresión aún no está clara, sin embargo, la oficina del sheriff del condado de Dimmit ha arrestado a un sospechoso que está siendo interrogado actualmente. Las fuentes dicen que el profesor vivía en Asherton, TX y viajaba de ida y vuelta a Carrizo Springs para trabajar.
ACTUALIZACIÓN 04/10/2019 10:35 AM: De acuerdo con una fuente confidencial de EPNL, el sospechoso resulta ser un estudiante de último año de escuela secundaria en la escuela donde trabajaba el difunto. La persona fallecida fue identificada como el consejero y maestro de CSHS Carlos Peña.
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