Austin shooting suspect named, timeline of terror revealed after teens’ alleged 28-hour, 12-attack rampage
Austin police have identified Cristian Fajardo Mondragon, a 17-year-old, as one of the suspects involved in a series of 12 shooting incidents over a 28-hour period. The rampage resulted in four injuries and prompted a shelter-in-place order in South Austin. Two other juvenile suspects were also arrested, but their identities remain confidential due to state laws regarding minors.
- ▪Cristian Fajardo Mondragon was arrested along with two other juveniles for a shooting spree in Austin.
- ▪The incidents included shootings at residential areas and even a fire station, causing injuries to four individuals.
- ▪The police have released details of the timeline and the stolen vehicles used by the suspects during the attacks.
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US News Austin shooting suspect named, timeline of terror revealed after teens’ alleged 28-hour, 12-attack rampage By Julia Bonavita, Fox News Published May 19, 2026, 3:45 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: San Diego Islamic center shooting leaves 3 victims, 2 teen suspects dead, police say Mark Fuhrman, detective at center of OJ Simpson murder trial, dead at 74 Former Virginia assistant principal on trial after allegedly ignoring warnings before 6-year-old shot teacher Texas police have released the mugshot of one of the three juveniles arrested over the weekend in connection with 12 separate shooting incidents across Austin that injured four people, as well as a timeline of the alleged 28-hour rampage.
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