Indian Man Beheaded In Texas, Suspect Arrested By Police For Capital Murder | India News

In a brutal incident in Dallas, a 37-year-old man arrested Yorkdanis Cobos-Martinez, and accused him of the ruthless murder of 50-year-old Chandra Nagamallaiah, an Indian man working as a motel manager in Texas.

According to the police, the crime took place on Wednesday morning after the debate between the suspect and the victim. Cobos-Martinez, through a colleague, nagamallaiah, angry when he asked him not to use a broken washing machine.

The declaration of arrest by the CBS News says that after the discussion, Cobos-Martinez left the room and returned with Pala. He then attacked Nagamallaiah. The victim escaped to escape, but the suspect continued the attack.

Police said that Nagamallaiah was cut off and his head was later in a garbage box. Surprisingly, the attack ran to help him in front of the victim’s wife and son.

Authorities confirmed that the incident was a video proof.

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Ice expression about the release of the suspect

Following the arrest, the US immigration and Customs Protection (ICE) said that Cobos-Martinez should “be free at all” in the USA. Ice officials accused the Biden administration for the lack of deportation flights to Cuba, which said it prevented the deportation from the country.

The records show that Cobos-Martinez has a criminal history in the US. He had previously been arrested twice in Florida for auto theft, and a child and an attack and accusations in Houston for immorality. He was once held in custody at the BlueBonnet Detention Center, but was released by an audit order as reported by Hindustan Times.

Social media reactions

The terrible killing led to anger among members of the Indian community. On Twitter, some users were disappointed that the US media organizations did not expand the incident.

“How embarrassing, no American media reported it because it’s brown,” a user wrote.

Another said, “The Indians, remember: We are on our own. We must unite against the haters who aim for us and the violent extremist supporters.”

Police accused Cobos-Martinez for capital murder and more investigations are continuing in the case.