A man is being sought by the Texas Rangers after being released on bond prematurely in Travis County. His arrest was related to a home invasion that occurred in San Antonio. He was not alone in the incident, as three others were also arrested in connection with the crime.
The Texas Rangers are currently looking for the man, but details of the case are limited. For more information on the incident and the search for the man, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 7 Austin.
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