A Medina County man was arrested in Tennessee and is charged with capital murder after deputies found his mother and stepfather dead inside of their home.
Deputies were called to Jeffery Omarah’s parents’ home for a welfare check in the 100 block of CR 6816 at 10:37 a.m. Tuesday.As the investigation continued, deputies were able to secure an arrest warrant for Omarah for capital murder.
He was later spotted in Lenden, Tennessee, driving his stepfather’s pickup truck and taken into custody by the Medina County deputies went to Omarah’s location in Tennessee, where they interviewed him and collected other evidence.
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