Manhunt Underway As Houston Police ID Suspect In Astros Fan Road Rage Death

On Saturday, a Houston father came one step closer to justice as he received the news of the Houston Police Department identifying his son’s possible murderer.

About three weeks ago, on July 6th, Paul Castro exchanged gestures while in his vehicle after a Houston Astro‘s game with a then unidentified driver that lead to an unthinkable fate.

“Whatever offense he took to me or my vehicle, was murdering my son and possibly spending the rest of his life in jail, was that worth it?” Paulo Castro questions after his son’s death. ” I found out after they murdered my son, he kept chasing us. After he murdered my son, he continued the chase. I was driving 100 miles an hour to get away from them and it wasn’t good enough. That person is dangerous,” he continued.

The Houston Police Department took to Twitter Friday with a photo of 34-year-old Gerald Wayne Williams to announce the charging of Williams with the fatal shooting of 17-year-old David Castro. Upon receiving the news of the police potentially identifying his son’s murderer, Paul uttered, “It just hurts.” “That’s the face of the man who right now police believe killed my son,” he said.

Currently, there is a $10,000 reward for any tips that may lead to the arrest of Gerald Wayne Williams.

WANTED: This is Gerald Wayne Williams, 34, now charged with murder in July 6th fatal shooting of a teen in a road rage incident.

If you know Williams' whereabouts, contact HPD Homicide 713-308-3600 or anonymous tip for reward up to $10k from @CrimeStopHOU 713-222-TIPS. #hounews https://t.co/BHTYIkLrf7 pic.twitter.com/bM8fwCDwe5

— Houston Police (@houstonpolice) July 30, 2021