Court records show the murder suspect was arrested and charged with narcotics possession during a traffic stop in New Braunfels on March 31, a day after the rapper was killed, and later released.
Montrel Lenard Burley, the man charged in the fatal shooting of rapper BTB Savage, was pulled over in New Braunfels and released, court records say.The man who is wanted for the murder of the rapper known as "BTB Savage" was under arrest and in custody the day after the deadly shooting, according to court records.
Court records made public Monday show that Burley was arrested and charged with narcotics possession during a traffic stop in New Braunfels on March 31.
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