Dallas Horror: Who is Yordanis Cobos-Martinez? Suspect behind the beheading of the Indian man – The Times of India

A horrible incident unfolded on Wednesday morning in the downtown Suites Motel in Dallas when the 50-year-old manager Chandra Nagamallaiah was brutally attacked and beheaded by an employee. Surveillance images and witness reports revealed that the suspect Nagamallaiah pursued over the motel building and attacked him with a machete for his family.According to witnesses, the attack started after a fight over a broken washing machine. The wife and son of Nagamallaiah tried to intervene, but the suspect continued the attack.Read also | Dallas: Indian-Origin Man beheaded in Motel for wife and son; Suspect arrested with MacheteThe police said that during the attack Cobos-Martinez took the mobile phone and the key card from the victim and eventually removed his head, later kicked in the parking lot before placing it in a waste container.Dallas Fire-Rescue arrived when Cobos-Martinez ran away from the stage and still wore the bloody machete. He was immediately taken into custody by the Dallas police. In an interview with detectives, the suspect admitted to crime.

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Who is the suspect?

The accused, the 37-year-old Yordanis Cobos-Martinez, is a migrant employee. He has a long criminal history, including arrests for large theft of motor vehicle, false prison sentence, carjacking, attack and indoorsism with a child in both Florida and Texas, as reported by CBS News.ICE confirmed that Cobos-Martinez had previously been in Eo Dallas guardianship in the BlueBonnet Detion Center, but was released earlier this year under an order of supervision, as reported by NBS News. Officials stated that the decapitation “could have been prevented” if he was not free in the US, with reference to a lack of deportation flights to Cuba under the former government of US President Joe Biden.Video shows Cobos-Martinez who is booked in the prison of Dallas County, where he stays on a main murder with an ice ranger. At the time of the attack, he was seen in a T-shirt steeped with blood and the authorities still evaluate whether substances were involved.