Cops pull bullet-riddled car from Texas lake where four other bodies were found

Austin police pulled a vehicle out of the water in Lady Bird Lake Monday,.

Austin police pulled a vehicle out of the water in Lady Bird Lake Monday, from the downtown stretch of water where the bodies of at least four men have been discovered this year.

A dive team returned after sunrise and police pulled the vehicle out of the water – but there was no one inside, according to FOX 7. Austin police identified the latest victim as John Christopher Hays-Clark, 30. He was pronounced dead at the scene near a dam about two miles downriver from where the others were found, closer to Rainey Street.Aaron E. Martinez/American-Statesman/USA Today Network

Police there announced multiple indictments and arrests in connection with a series of robberies that involved drugging victims at bars and then using facial recognition technology to unlock their phones and drain their accounts.

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