Timothy Wayne Niles, a 53-year-old white male, passed away on February 1, 2020, in Round Rock, Texas. Timothy, a retired U.S. Army Master Sergeant, was known for his dedication to coaching, teaching, and mentoring others. He served in the military for 24 years, earning numerous accolades, including the Bronze Star Medal for his actions in combat. Timothy was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed activities such as camping, shooting, fishing, hunting, and riding his Harley Ultra Glide with the Central
Texas Harley Owners Group.
On the evening of February 1, 2020, Timothy Niles and his wife, Patricia Niles, were found with gunshot wounds at their home in Pflugerville, Texas. The Pflugerville Police Department responded to a shots fired call at approximately 7:50 p.m. Upon arrival, they discovered Timothy and Patricia with severe injuries. Timothy was transported to a nearby hospital, but both he and Patricia succumbed to their wounds. The incident was believed to be isolated, with no threat to the general public.
The investigation into the shooting revealed that Patricia Niles, a 56-year-old white female, allegedly shot Timothy first. In an act of self-defense, Timothy retaliated, resulting in Patricia's death as well. Neighbors described the couple as a loving and happy pair, often seen with their grandchildren during holidays. The police did not confirm if they had been called to the Niles' residence in the past, and the investigation into the circumstances leading to the fatal shooting was ongoing.
No arrests were made in connection with the deaths of Timothy and Patricia Niles. The case was considered a tragic domestic incident, and there were no further suspects or litigations related to their deaths. The community mourned the loss of the couple, who were remembered for their kindness and dedication to their family and friends.
