Key Takeaways
- • Brett Lippert, 37, of Fredericksburg, Texas, was arrested early Wednesday morning, March 3, 2021, in Temple by the Temple Police Department on capital murder and unauthorized use of a vehicle charges.
- • The Graham Police Department issued a felony warrant for Lippert's arrest after he was identified as a suspect in the capital murder case.
- • Lippert was taken into custody without incident and remains in custody with no bail set at the time of arrest.
Summary
Brett Lippert, a 37-year-old resident of Fredericksburg, Texas, was arrested early Wednesday morning in Temple following the issuance of a felony warrant by the Graham Police Department. The arrest occurred around 1 a.m. on March 3, 2021, according to notification received by the City of Graham from the Temple Police Department.
Lippert faces two charges: capital murder and unauthorized use of a vehicle. He was taken into custody without incident by Temple Police. At the time of his arrest, no bail had been set. The Graham Police Department issued the felony warrant for Lippert after he was identified as a suspect in the capital murder investigation.
The case remains an active law enforcement matter, with Lippert now in custody pending further legal proceedings.
Lippert faces two charges: capital murder and unauthorized use of a vehicle. He was taken into custody without incident by Temple Police. At the time of his arrest, no bail had been set. The Graham Police Department issued the felony warrant for Lippert after he was identified as a suspect in the capital murder investigation.
The case remains an active law enforcement matter, with Lippert now in custody pending further legal proceedings.
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