Days after being detained in connection with the nationally publicized incident, the man suspected of shooting and killing a voice actor from “King of the Hill” has been released from custody after posting bail.
According to San Antonio officials, Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez secured $200,000 bail and will have to wear an ankle monitor, TMZ reports. According to Bexar County court documents, he has been placed under house arrest, will be subject to arbitrary drug and alcohol testing, and is prohibited from owning firearms while in custody.
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Police said Alvarez was taken into custody on Sunday night after he allegedly shot and killed neighbor Jonathan Joss following a heated argument between the two men.
Hours after TMZ announced Joss’s death, the actor’s husband, Tristan Kern de Gonzales, claimed on Facebook that the shooting was a hate crime since the suspect allegedly used homophobic epithets at the scene.
Witnesses and San Antonio police, however, have opposed calling the deadly shooting a hate crime, claiming they have not discovered any proof of the accusation.
A police report states that shortly after the incident, Alvarez confessed to the crime.
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