Carmen Enriquez.Photo: facebook
A Texas man wanted for the shooting death of a mother of six was arrested following a traffic stop.
On Sunday, deputies with the Parker County Sheriff’s Department pulled over Hector Rivera, 18, of Saginaw, because he was allegedly driving a 2012 Kia Forte without a license plate on the front, the sheriff’s department said in a release.
Hector Rivera.Tarrant County Correction Center
Enriquez was shot and killed a year ago, on June 29, 2020, while sitting inside her son’s car on the 200 block of West Mason St. in Fort Worth, Fort Worth Police said,WFAAreported.
She was shot in the head after someone in the SUV fired six or seven rounds at her vehicle, Enriquez’s sister, Isabel Guererro, told theStar-Telegramin 2020.
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“It’s horrible, just knowing that you’ll never see your sister again,” Guerrero told theStar-Telegram. “You’ll never hear her voice. You’ll never get to laugh with her. You’ll never get to do anything that you did before. It’s a horrible feeling that I wish on nobody.”
Rivera was arrested Monday and charged with murder, Fort Worth jail records show.
It is unclear whether he has retained an attorney who can speak on his behalf.
He is being held on $100,000 bond. He has not yet entered a plea.
In the news release from his office, Sheriff Russ Authier says, “Traffic stops are never routine. Due to the felony homicide warrant, additional deputies were dispatched to the scene to take Rivera into custody. He was apprehended without incident.”
source: people.com
