SECOND ARREST IN BRYAN ROBBERY THAT LED TO SHOOTING OF OFFICER
Bryan police have made another arrest in connection to the robbery that led to the shooting of an officer Thursday morning.
According to Bryan PD, 31-year old Jonathon Deshawn Bradley was arrested Friday in Grimes County. Bradley is charged with aggravated robbery.
(Brazos Col Jail)
According to police documents, Rafael Ginn, who was arrested Thursday, told police he drove the other suspects to the Stripes convenience store on South College Avenue where Bradley and the two others went into the store while Ginn waited by the vehicle.
Eventually, the other three fled as police arrived while Ginn hid in the backseat of the vehicle--where police later found him. Authorities say Ginn tried to flee and eventually wrestled with police before he was apprehended.
Ginn is charged with aggravated robbery, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon, evading arrest, resisting arrest, and attempting to take a weapon from a peace officer.
The officer, who was shot in the investigation, Joel Bravo, was wearing a bullet-proof vest and received minor injuries.
Bravo, an 11-year veteran of the force, is on temporary leave and is spending Christmas with his family.
The investigation and search for other suspects continues.