A recent arrest has been made by the Lubbock Police Department in connection to a fatal shooting. The incident occurred on July 15 and resulted in the death of 61-year-old Richard Paul. The suspect, Joseph Barrera, is 25 years old.
He was taken into custody by the police department. Further details about the arrest and the circumstances surrounding the shooting are available from the Lubbock Police Department.
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