Texas Governor Offers $20,000 Reward for Information on Juneteenth Shooting
Governor Abbott urges public assistance in identifying suspects after two killed and fourteen injured at Round Rock celebration.
- Governor Abbott's office pledges $10,000, with additional contributions from local and federal agencies bringing the total reward to $20,000.
- The shooting occurred during a Juneteenth event at Old Settlers Park, intended to celebrate the end of slavery in the United States.
- Authorities describe the incident as stemming from an altercation but have no suspects in custody.
- Abbott emphasizes the importance of public tips, which can be submitted anonymously via the Texas Crime Stoppers hotline or online.
- The governor assures full state support to local law enforcement in their efforts to apprehend those responsible.