Texas Man Ausencio Garcia, 44, is in custody and charged with murder in Houston after his wife was found stabbed to death. Garcia is also accused of committing a crime spree about 70 miles away in Bellville, where police say he was snorting a “large amount” of alleged cocaine as officers arrested him.
Ausencio Garcia faces additional counts of attempted kidnapping, evading arrest/detention, tampering with evidence, and possessing a controlled substance.
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The Bellville Police Department said that Garcia is accused of an attempted abduction in a 7-Eleven parking lot. The woman he allegedly tried to grab is unknown to Garcia, and she was not harmed.
Garcia noticed a Bellville officer drive by the failed kidnapping before getting in his truck and taking off, police said. This was when the chase began throughout the town.
The pursuit proceeded onto Highway 36 North before ending on Kenney Hall Road, where police say he stopped the truck, snorted large amounts of what’s believed to be cocaine, and was handcuffed.
Garcia was transported to a local hospital to treat his possible narcotic reaction.
Bellville police posted to Facebook on Friday about Garcia’s apparent connection to a murder case out of Houston, where police said he allegedly stabbed his wife to death.
ARRESTED: Photo of Ausencio Garcia, 44, now charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of his wife on Wednesday (May 10).
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The Houston Police Department wrote in a news release about Garcia’s wife, Julia Picazo Carranza’s killing on Wednesday. Houston police said officers responded to the 14100 block of Del Papa Street, where her body was located.
The agencies are not sure at this time when Carranza was killed. HPD also mentioned Garcia’s arrest after the pursuit in Bellville, where he remains in custody and will eventually be transported to the Harris County Jail.
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Bellville police added that Garcia also used the alias Jesus Duarte Ramirez, which was mentioned in the agency’s Facebook post about the kidnapping on Wednesday.
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