Subject of AMBER Alert now indicted on capital murder charge in Garland killing
PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Teen subject of AMBER Alert now in Dallas County jail
FOX 4 cameras were there as 17-year-old Natalie Navarro was brought into the Dallas County jail late Tuesday afternoon. She's accused of setting up a man she met online to rob him. Her target was murdered, and her alleged accomplice is still on the run.
GARLAND, Texas - A 17-year-old girl who was the subject of an AMBER Alert has now been indicted for capital murder.
Natalie Navarro was indicted with capital murder on Tuesday, according to online records.
Navarro is accused of setting up a man she met online to rob him.
The target, 21-year-old Arturo Pena, was found shot to death in his vehicle at Audubon Park in Garland in late August.
Navarro and her alleged accomplice, 21-year-old Yordy Martinez, were both charged in Pena's murder.
While Navarro was on the run, she was reported missing by her family, triggering an AMBER Alert.
Garland murder victim was target of robbery set up by 17-year-old, police say
Garland police say a murder victim was the target of a robbery and that the robbery was set up by a 17-year-old girl and her accomplice.
Texas DPS troopers found Navarro in Webb County near the Mexico border on Sept. 1.
Troopers then learned that Navarro had a warrant for capital murder.
In September, police said Navarro was cooperating with investigators and admitted to the robbery, but she maintained Martinez is responsible for the murder.
Yordy Martinez
Yordy Martinez is still on the run, according to Garland Police.