The police call them “coward” and identified 2 suspects at Fort Worth Rapper and the 5-year-old daughter in fatal shootout

The Forest Hill police called her “coward” on the run and identified two suspects in identification Fort Worth Rapper Lil Ronnie and his 5-year-old daughter fatal shootout During a car wash at the beginning of this week.

According to the Forest Hill Police Department, 24-year-old Adonis Robinson and 21-year-old Jacobie Russell, 24-year-old Adonis Robinson, and 21-year-old Jacobie Russell are Russell.

“Now we have identified the two cowards that have committed these innocent people,” said David Hernandez, chief of police at Forest Hill. “We have public enemy No. 1, Adonis Robinson, who is also a registered sex offender. Public Enemy No. 2, Jacobie Russell, who is on the run. They are afraid. They are cowards.”

Robinson was released from prison in August 2024 and has convicts for sexual assault and no registration as a sex offender. Russell has convicts for assault, also against a pregnant person and illegal weapons that the authorities bear.

The police are looking for the help of the public when looking for the suspects. They encourage everyone to call information about the residence of the suspects, 911 or crimestops.

“They are hiding,” said Hernandez. “We asked the public – please. You know where you are. Let us know.”

According to Hernandez, the investigators are still working to find out a motif, but they believe that this was a targeted crime.

On Tuesday, the city council of Fort Worth, Chris Nettles, the mayor of Forest Hill, Stephanie Boardingham, Melinda Hamilton, founder of mothers of murdered Angels (Moma). Michael Bell from unity in the community coalition of Tarrant County; and Rodney Mcintosh, program director of VIP Fort Worth, in Call up a uniform front In a war against gun violence.

“If you know what happened yesterday and you didn't say anything if you were aware that a takedown would take place before the goal, you are not just part of the problem, you are the problem,” said Nettles. “And they need them to be with us to prevent these actions from appearing again.”

The double murder on Monday was the fourth and fifth, registered murders in Forest Hill this year. Last year there was zero, said Boardingham.

At the end of the last month, a former employee of a car sales business in Forest Hill was charged with murder After a shootout on the company, which led to two deaths and an injury.

Days later was a 36-year-old mother of Forest Hill Killed by stray balls In your garden. Family members said she was at the fireplace when a stray ball came through the fence and she hit.

“The three incidents are isolated incidents,” said Hernandez. “… so the community, I tell you, we are a safe community.”

The three incidents that led to five deaths took place within 11 days.

“I would like to confirm to the community that we will blame criminals,” said Hernandez. “We will not allow you to come here and think that you can get through with it.”

According to the Hernandez, the Forest Hill police are in discussions with the department of the Sheriff of the Tarrant County to increase the patrols in the region.

What happened?

The Forest Hill police responded to Slappy's car wash at Forest Hill Drive north of the I-20, shortly before 11 a.m. on Monday. A witness told a CBS News Texas Photo Journalist that they heard 20 to 30 shots.

The police originally said that the suspects in the murder of Lil Ronnie and his daughter were two black men who wore blue jeans and gray sweaters. Forest Hill's police said the suspects left a white, four -door Kia and approached the victim's vehicle, which was inpatient in a bay in the car wash. The suspects opened the fire and fled from the area.

The video of CBS News Texas Chopper showed dozens of evidence markings on the ground and a difficult police presence about car wash.

The Texas Rangers headed the investigation, said the police from Forest Hill, said with the help of the Forest Hill Criminal Division, the police authority of Fort Worth, the police authority of Overman, the Kennedale Police Department and the Sheriff's Sheriff of Tarrant County.