San Antonio Teen Accused of Murder Returns to Custody After Months on the Run

San Antonio’s Tragic Tale: Teen Suspected of Murder Back in Town

In a shocking turn of events that has captivated San Antonio, a 17-year-old girl who is accused of a tragic murder is now back in town. Adiah Roberson was brought back to San Antonio on a Thursday afternoon after a tense few weeks on the run. She is now in custody, having been booked into the Bexar County Adult Detention Center.

But how did we get here? Well, let’s rewind to July 7, when the chaos first unfolded at a local Sonic drive-in restaurant. Daniel Shrewsbury, a 33-year-old manager, was just arriving for his night shift at the fast-food spot located in the bustling 5500 block of Babcock Road. Little did he know, he was about to cross paths with tragedy.

According to the authorities, Roberson attempted to use counterfeit money to pay for her food. When that didn’t work out, she made an ill-fated decision to grab a tip jar filled with cash meant for the hardworking employees. Shrewsbury noticed what was happening and stepped outside, presumably to confront her. It was then that things took a dark turn. Reports say Roberson shot him, and he stumbled back into the restaurant before collapsing.

Arrest and Investigation

Fast forward a few months and the case had developed further. In August, authorities arrested Joshua Joseph, 28, who they allege was driving the car while Roberson was in it during the time of the shooting. As police worked tirelessly to piece together what happened, they released surveillance photos of Roberson, hoping the community might provide leads.

Roberson went from being a high school teenager to being added to the state’s most-wanted list. The search for her intensified, and just recently, the U.S. Marshals’ Lone Star Fugitive Task Force located her in an apartment complex in Dallas thanks to a tip-off.

Jerome Sanders, a spokesman for the North Texas Fugitive Task Force, revealed that the teen was arrested without any drama during the operation. She was captured on a Tuesday, and soon after, authorities made arrangements to bring her back to San Antonio.

Current Status

Now that she’s back, Roberson faces serious charges and is being held on bonds totaling over $600,000. As the community processes the recent events, many are left with questions about how a teenager could become involved in such a tragic incident that not only claimed a life but changed many others forever.

This case serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by both law enforcement and communities alike. Finding resolutions to such tragic events isn’t easy, but together, residents of San Antonio can find comfort in the fact that justice is being sought. The investigation is ongoing, and more details may surface as the case progresses.

Looking Ahead

As we reflect on this heartbreaking situation, thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Daniel Shrewsbury. The grief of losing a loved one in such a senseless manner is unimaginable, and we hope they can find some semblance of peace moving forward.

For now, San Antonio remains focused on healing and supporting each other as we navigate the aftermath of this tragic event. The community is resilient, and with time, we can only hope to see justice served.

Stay tuned as we keep our eyes peeled for further updates on this evolving story, hoping to shed light on a path toward healing and resolution.