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LATEST U.S. MARSHALS
15 MOST WANTED SOUGHT FOR TEXAS MURDER
Robert
Glenn Brown -- Robert Glenn Brown was already on probation for a
drug conviction in Tennessee when he allegedly shot and killed Larry Hawkins
in Waco, Texas. Hawkins had been dead for several days when his body was
found by Waco Police officers at his residence on November 10, 2003. The
City of Waco Police Department requested that U.S. Marshals assume the
fugitive investigation. Marshals have intensified their search for Robert
Brown by making him the latest addition to their 15 Most Wanted fugitive
list.
The officers who discovered Hawkins body reported several items missing from
the victim’s residence including a television, two portable phones and
jacks, a DVD player, and a 1982 custom Honda motorcycle. Within 48 hours of
the discovery Brown was seen riding the missing motorcycle, and according to
witnesses, in possession of several items stolen from the victim’s home, as
well as a firearm.
An autopsy on Hawkins determined that his death had resulted from being shot
multiple times. Several days prior to the homicide, Hawkins had been seen
purchasing a firearm for personal protection.
It is thought that Hawkins and Brown may have become acquainted at D.J.’s, a
bar near Waco, where Hawkins was a bartender.
Allegedly Hawkins had also
purchased a blue Mustang car from Brown. The blue mustang is also missing.
Robert Glenn Brown, Jr., 31, is a white male, 5' 9" tall, weighing 175 lbs.
He has green eyes, brown hair, and a tribal tattoo on his left arm.
According to authorities Brown is a drug user and Methamphetamine addict who
is adept at changing identities. Brown was born in Corsicana, Texas, but he
has strong ties to the Clarksville, Tennessee area and has likely fled the
state of Texas. He has used the aliases Junior, Robby, and Justin Brown.
Brown should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information
pertaining to his whereabouts is asked to contact the Western District of
Texas (254) 750-1570 or the U.S. Marshals Investigative Services Division
(202) 307-8741.
More information on Brown can be found at the Marshals Service website,
www.usmarshals.gov. |
