A man was killed in an officer-involved shooting. Timothy Xayyaraj was the person who died. He had been arrested earlier that day.
Williamson County officials provided some information about the events. They said Xayyaraj was released from jail on Saturday.
After his release, he was shot and killed by police officers. For more details about what happened, further information is available from the source.
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