BREAKING NEWS Former college football star Tyler Martinez gunned down in parking garage dispute
According to KTRK news in Houston, 22-year-old Jasper Robinson has been charged with murder.
The victim was 24-year-old Tyler Martinez, a former defensive tackle for TSU's football team.
The incident occurred on Friday, with police responding to the Mac 4660 Apartments where they found Martinez with multiple gunshot wounds.
According to court documents, Robinson - a full time TSU student - returned to the scene of the crime and confessed to the shooting.
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