“The level of brutality inflicted upon these victims is truly abhorrent, and we are fully committed to ensuring that the responsible party faces the consequences for the inhumane acts they committed,” stated Gonzalez with determination.
According to Gonzalez, on August 20th, Roberson took the teenagers to a parlor where he had his nickname tattooed on their faces.
After receiving a distress message, one of the victims reached out to someone in Texas and shared crucial information, including the suspect’s name, the hotel’s address, and the room number. Consequently, Roberson was apprehended by the authorities.
Roberson, who has been charged with a 17-count indictment, was arraigned and subsequently ordered to be held without bail. The district attorney’s office has confirmed that his next court date is scheduled for October 23rd.
Doug Myers, a digital content producer for CBS Texas, brings a wealth of experience to his role. With a background in journalism, he has worked for multiple newspapers in Texas and Louisiana, as well as three television stations in Texas.
In addition, Doug has served as a digital content manager for a national trade association and as a communications director for a state agency. His diverse experience in the field makes him a valuable asset to CBS Texas.
