Texas Murder Spree Suspect Previously Bailed Out by Soros-Funded Group

The Texas Organizing Project, which received over $1 million from George Soros' Open Society Foundations, is conducting an internal review after it was revealed they bailed out the suspect in February 2022.

Shane James, the suspect in a Texas murder spree that left six dead and three injured, was previously bailed out of jail by the Texas Organizing Project (TOP), a group funded by George Soros.
James was released in February 2022 after being booked for allegedly assaulting a family member. He had three pending cases in Bexar County, all for allegedly causing bodily harm to his relatives.
Shortly after being released, James removed his ankle monitor, prompting police to issue a warrant for his arrest. Police did not apprehend him due to fear the situation could turn violent.
TOP received over $1 million from George Soros' Open Society Foundations Network, with two donations, $700,000 and $565,000, provided in 2019 and 2021, respectively.
TOP has stated that it is committed to conducting a comprehensive internal review of its program and processes in light of the tragic events.