Murder suspects in Lee County arrested; 1 still at large
LEE COUNTY, Texas - Two suspects have been arrested and one is still at large in connection to a March 5 murder in Lee County.
An arrest affidavit revealed several tips that led to the three men investigators believe are responsible for the death of 36-year-old Carlos Ramone Greene.
"This is an interesting homicide in the sense that the entire thing was caught on video," Lee County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Jeff Gogolewski said.
A murder was captured in detail and video revealed what happened the night of March 5 on a property along County Road 123.
Two people were seen on video walking up to an RV.
"They knew that the RV was back there to begin with," Sgt. Gogolewski said.
The suspects talked to 36-year-old Carlos Ramone Greene who was staying inside the RV. Then a man shot Greene in the face and the other man shot Greene in the back. The footage showed both men walking inside the RV and then, after a couple of minutes, came out with a bag. Before leaving, one of the men shot Greene again in the head from behind.
"This was absolutely a targeted event," Sgt. Gogolewski said.
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Court documents said the Lee County Sheriff’s Office was tipped off that this was a meticulously thought-out robbery, but the suspects decided in the spur of the moment to kill Greene.
Jayden DAngelo Medearis, 18, and Atlantic Anthony Eredia-Johnson, 27, have been arrested for the murder of Greene. Tavion Malique Williams, 19, remains at large, authorities say.
Medearis and Williams were heard on a recording talking about the murder.
When the suspected shooters left, investigators said their getaway driver was Eredia-Johnson, who also provided the guns. One of the guns was found at a pawn shop after Eredia-Johnson paid someone to get rid of it.
Eredia-Johnson was arrested in Gonzales. Medearis was caught in Midland. Williams is believed to be in Midland but hasn’t been arrested yet.
"Anytime you have a homicide, you want to get justice for that victim and the victim’s family," Lee County Sheriff Garrett Durrenberger said.
If you have any information on where Tavion Williams is, contact law enforcement.