AUSTIN – A violent home invasion in the 7500 block of Glen Briar that left a homeowner shot twice in the chest has led to multiple felony warrants and several arrests, according to the Bexar County Sheriff\u2019s Office and Texas DPS<\/p>\n
Deputies were dispatched to the shooting on June 15, 2026. The sheriff\u2019s office said a 40-year-old homeowner was shot twice in the chest after several suspects forced entry into the residence. He was taken to a local hospital.<\/p>\n
Shortly afterward, deputies were notified of a second gunshot victim being treated at a separate hospital. That person was identified as Clinton Dwayne Dixon. The sheriff\u2019s office said three males arrived with Dixon and two were detained and identified.<\/p>\n
Witnesses at the scene reported seeing three to four males forcibly push past a female resident who answered the front door. Investigators said the suspects entered the home, encountered the homeowner and immediately opened fire. The homeowner returned fire, and the suspects fled in two vehicles.<\/p>\n
The sheriff\u2019s office said Dixon was identified as a suspect in the home invasion, but both Dixon and the homeowner declined to pursue charges related to the shooting. Dixon and the two males who accompanied him were lawfully released from detention, according to the release.<\/p>\n
Investigators continued working the case and developed additional evidence linking Dixon and several individuals to the burglary and organized criminal activity surrounding the home invasion, the sheriff\u2019s office said. Felony arrest warrants were obtained for burglary of a habitation with intent to commit another felony and engaging in organized criminal activity for Clinton Dixon, Devion Sommers, Nehemiah Pratt and Kentrell Guillory.<\/p>\n
On July 8, 2026, Texas DPS assisted the sheriff\u2019s office with the execution of a search warrant in Austin. The sheriff\u2019s office said multiple suspects attempted to evade capture, and DPS troopers took Sommers, Pratt and Guillory into custody on their outstanding felony warrants..<\/p>\n
DPS said it worked with the Bexar County Sheriff\u2019s Office to arrest four men in connection with a home invasion reported June 15, 2026, in northeast San Antonio. The arrests happened July 8, 2026, when the four were taken into custody in Northwest Austin.<\/p>\n
DPS said the Texas Rangers began assisting the sheriff\u2019s office last month in locating Rodney Robinson III, 21, who investigators believe is connected to the home invasion. Following investigative information, including automated license plate reader hits on a vehicle linked to Robinson, the Rangers identified an apartment complex near RM 2222 and McNeil Drive where he was likely located.<\/p>\n
At about 12:45 p.m. July 8, DPS said Texas Rangers and DPS Criminal Investigations Division special agents saw Robinson and another passenger drive away from the complex in the suspect vehicle. DPS Texas Highway Patrol troopers tried to stop the vehicle, but Robinson refused to stop and a short pursuit followed, DPS said. Troopers performed a Precision Immobilization Technique maneuver, but Robinson continued to run on foot until troopers used a taser and arrested him, DPS said.<\/p>\n