Thursday, February 21,1985AThe Battalion/Page 9 ‘MBim— imm,I limn I .ml 6H Crime Stoppers s ,0,; ien »t “seotil.. 1 diiiblt) |f y watt «gs,tHi,4 Hm, theii i t (. i the kk C:r alitia'ij %rn q nselvesi; it, or as ^feskop h uiovtt' [ttheratj tn. Associated Press I LUBBOCK — It began with a broken windshield. I It ended with two persons being leriously wounded and an arrest /arrant being issued for a State of "exas bank examiner. *1983. At about 5:40 p.m., someone called the Lubbock Police Depart- nient and said the windshield of his tar had been broken at My Car Wash on 50th Street and asked for an officer to take a report. I When the caller was informed £|that it was a civil matter and not Hriminal in nature, he became irate ■ and said he would kill the employees at the car wash. I As patrol cars were being dis- * patched to the car wash, a second Upall came in reporting a shooting. I'AVhen police officers arrived, they I found Jack Earl Creel, 59, the owner of the car wash, and his son Jackie, 31, lying wounded on the floor of the business. I Witnesses told investigators they I saw a black man around 30 years of Darwin Adrian Fowler age, about 5 foot 10 inches, with a medium build, fire a series of shots through the windows of the car wash office. They said the man then got into a two-tone silver 1977 or 1978 Chevrolet 4-door vehicle and left the By checking with the car wash, in vestigators found a work ticket on a vehicle eventually traced back to Darwin Adrian Fowler, a 34-year- old Austin resident who was a bank examiner at Briercroft Savings and Loan. Two witnesses later identified Fowler as the suspect in the shoot ing. On May 24, 1983, the Lubbock County Grand Jury indicted Fowler on two counts of attempted murder. Lubbock law enforcement authori ties have been trying to track down their elusive prey ever since. Fowler is described as a black male, 5 foot 10 inches, 155 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. T his week Texas Most Wanted, a cooperative effort between the Texas Crime Stoppers Advisory Council and the Department of Pub lic Safety, is offering a $1,000 re ward for informaton leading to the capture of Fowler. Anyone with information on Fowler’s whereabouts is asked to call Texas Crime Stoppers at 1-800-252- 8477 or their local Crime Stoppers The Uil i began u ie Ubaa -2463 axiaw CE0, imeTo^ all 31$ rmai iral£ise Andreas Mendez-Valle, was “fighting for his life” and that Bor der Patrol agents coerced him into cooperating. ■ “They’re going for blood and when they’re going for blood they don’t care what the facts are,” Steve Cooper told the 10-man, two-woman jury in U.S. District Judge Filemon Vela’s court. Merkt, 30, was charged with one count of conspiracy and two counts of transporting the aliens from a shelter in San Benito, where she is a volunteer, to a McAllen bus station on Nov. 21. Elder, 41, director of the shelter, was charged with two counts of con spiracy and two counts of helping two Salvadorans enter the United States illegally. He also was accused of driving the aliens on Nov. 8 from the U.S.-Mexican border to the Catholic church-sponsored refugee shelter. The defense presented seven wit nesses who said they saw Merkt dur ing a 10-day trip that included seven days in New York last November. It is during that time that the govern ment alleges she aided the Salvado rans. On Tuesday, Merkt’s fiance, John Blatz, and five other witnesses testi fied they saw the defendant during her New York visit. Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Guerra rested the government’s case Tuesday after Mendez identified Elder and Merkt as the Americans who had helped the refugee group. 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