A homicide occurred at a hotel near Mac Davis Lane and Avenue Q. Investigators are looking for individuals connected to the incident. One person has been taken into custody, but two others are still being sought.
Further information about the case is available, including details about the individuals involved. The Lubbock Metro Special Crimes Unit is handling the investigation. Anyone with information about the whereabouts of the wanted individuals can contact authorities at 806-741-1000.
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