A suspect has been arrested by the Austin Police Department in connection with a shooting that occurred on Rainey Street. The incident took place on July 26. The arrest is a development in the investigation into the shooting, which the police department had been working to resolve.
Further information about the arrest and the shooting can be found through the Austin Police Department or local news sources, such as FOX 7 Austin.
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