Police Apologize After Premature Hate Crime Ruling in "King of the Hill" Actor's Murder

San Antonio Police Apologize for 'Premature' Statement in Jonathan Joss Murder Investigation San Antonio, TX – San Antonio police issued an apology on June 5th for an earlier statement declaring a lack of evidence of a hate crime in the death of Jonathan Joss, a prominent voice actor known for his work on the animated series "King of the Hill." The initial police statement contradicted claims made by Joss's husband, who stated that the murder was potentially linked to his sexual orientation. "We regret the premature nature of our earlier statement," stated a San Antonio police spokesperson in a press conference shown in the NBC News video. The video also shows images from the crime scene and a picture of Joss. The police have since arrested one of Joss's neighbors and charged him with murder. The investigation is ongoing, and the police are now exploring all possible motives for the crime. The apology highlights the importance of thorough investigations and careful consideration before releasing public statements, especially in sensitive cases involving potential hate crimes. The swift arrest of a suspect offers a degree of closure to the community, but the investigation into the full circumstances surrounding Joss's death continues.