US EditionAttorney says his client defended himself in deadly Jonathan Joss shooting, denies hate crime claim
- Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez, known as Freddy, allegedly shot and killed actor Jonathan Joss on June 1, 2025, in San Antonio near Dorsey Drive.
- The shooting followed a heated argument in a long-standing dispute between the neighbors, amid numerous disturbance calls and claims of tension.
- Alvarez's attorney, Nico LaHood, stated Alvarez acted in self-defense, denies any hate-based motive, and that his client faces life in prison if convicted.
- The head of the San Antonio Police Department issued an apology for initially dismissing the incident as not a hate crime and confirmed that the District Attorney's Office will oversee the ongoing investigation.
- Alvarez remains under house arrest with bail set at $200,000, faces random drug and firearm restrictions, and awaits trial as investigation continues amid community reactions.
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Attorney says his client defended himself in deadly Jonathan Joss shooting, denies hate crime claim
The attorney for the man accused of killing actor Jonathan Joss earlier this month is speaking publicly for the first time, claiming his client acted in self-defense and is not guilty of any hate-based motive. Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez, known to his family and friends as Freddy, is accused of shooting and killing Joss on June 1. The shooting happened as Joss was reportedly checking his mail and inspecting his property in the 200 block of Dorsey Driv…
Jonathan Joss' Suspected Killer Pleading Not Guilty
Facebook | Jonathan JossJonathan Joss' alleged murderer insists he did not commit any crime! The American actor's suspected killer reinforces his defense by pleading not guilty to his charges, asserting that he did not take the actor's life via murder. Jonathan Joss, known for his roles in "King of the Hill" and other productions, suddenly passed away in San Antonio on Sunday, June 1, 2025. Jonathan Joss' Alleged Killer Claims He Acted In Self-D…
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