Wife of motorcycle club member arrested for helping husband flee scene after he murdered 2 people and told nurse to stop CPR: Cops

Left: Alyssa Sevilla. Right: Romi Frentescu (McLennan County Jail).

Police in Texas arrested the wife of the man who allegedly shot two people to death before telling a woman who tried to help one of the victims to stop because he wanted him to die.

Records show cops filed capital murder charges against 30-year-old Alyssa Sevilla on Wednesday. According to Waco CBS affiliate KWTX, she’s the wife of 32-year-old Romi Frentescu. He’s accused of killing Michael Morris, 38, and his 18-year-old son, Braxton Johnson. According to an affidavit obtained by Law&Crime, Frentescu and Morris have had an ongoing feud. Frentescu later told deputies that shortly after 7 p.m. he was working on his motorcycle in front of his home when Morris stopped his vehicle and gave him the middle finger, the affidavit said.

Morris drove off and Frentescu said he followed him to Morris’ home about 2 miles away, the affidavit stated. Frentescu yelled at Morris to leave him alone and started back to his house, he reportedly told cops. He then claimed Morris hopped on his motorcycle and chased after him. They both stopped at Mackey Ranch Road and Old Moody Road and got off their motorcycles. Frentescu claimed Morris punched him in the arms and collarbone and pulled out a switchblade knife. The accused murderer then reportedly said someone in a GMC Sierra tried to run him over and he had to hide behind a telephone pole to avoid being hit.