Family of murder victim frustrated after suspect mistakenly released from East Bay jail
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Family of murder victim frustrated after suspect mistakenly released from East Bay jail
"MARTINEZ, Calif. (KGO) -- A murder suspect mistakenly released from an East Bay jail last week is still on the run. Now, the family of the victim says they're frustrated by the way the case is being handled. Twenty-year-old Isaiah Andrews is accused of killing Theodore Wheeler IV at a hotel in Seattle on Oct. 15. This is the mugshot of Isaiah Jamon Andrews, 20, who was held on local charges, a juvenile warrant out of Sacramento, and an out-of-state arrest warrant for homicide."
"Andrews was arrested in Contra Costa County several days after the killing. After a few days in the Martinez jail, he was released by accident. Wheeler's mother -- who asked for her name not to be shared out of concern for her family's safety -- says investigators haven't contacted her about the release. She says she's hurt and disappointed about how her son's case has been handled. "I want someone to step up and take responsibility they're putting my family in jeopardy," she said."
Twenty-year-old Isaiah Jamon Andrews is accused of killing Theodore Wheeler IV at a hotel in Seattle on Oct. 15. Andrews was arrested in Contra Costa County several days after the killing and was held on local charges, a juvenile warrant out of Sacramento, and an out-of-state arrest warrant for homicide. After a few days in the Martinez jail, he was released by accident and remains at large. Wheeler's mother asked that her name not be shared and says investigators did not contact her after the release. The U.S. Marshals Service is leading the search and anyone with information is asked to call 911.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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