Bradley Allen Bowles, a 35-year-old man from Cuero, Texas, tragically passed away on March 6, 2022. Born on April 9, 1986, in Las Vegas, Nevada, Bradley was the son of Edward Allen Bowles and Angie Hunter Bowles. He is survived by his mother, Angie Bowles, his daughters Jordin Leigh Bowles, Isabelle G. Bowles, and Jocelyn Grayce Garza, his brothers Edward James Bowles and Kashif T. Bowles, his sister De'Monica L. Bowles, and his grandmother Rosie Lee Williams. Bradley was also helping to raise his niece, Aleriah Johnson.
Bradley Bowles' death was the result of a shooting incident in Cuero, Texas. The suspect, Sone Quintero Rojas, was arrested in San Antonio after a 76-hour standoff. Rojas was charged with murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, parole violation, and property theft. The bond for these charges totaled $800,500. The incident began with a confidential tip that led police to Rojas' hideout in San Antonio, where he initially held a hostage before releasing her unharmed.
The investigation into Bradley Bowles' death involved multiple law enforcement agencies, including the Cuero Police Department, the DeWitt County Crime Stoppers, and the San Antonio Police Department. The arrest of Sone Quintero Rojas brought some closure to the case, but the community continues to mourn the loss of Bradley Bowles, a beloved family man and friend.
Bradley Bowles' funeral was held on March 19, 2022, at Grace Memorial Chapel in Victoria, Texas, with burial following at Hillside Cemetery in Cuero. The community came together to honor his memory and support his family during this difficult time.
The case against Sone Quintero Rojas is ongoing, with the legal proceedings addressing the charges brought against him. The community remains hopeful for justice and closure for Bradley Bowles' family and friends.
