Person of interest in Sun City double homicide charged with attack at Georgetown Domino's

SUN CITY, Texas - As police were investigating a double homicide at a Sun City home, a person of interest was allegedly involved in an attack at a Georgetown Domino's.

What we know:

Court documents made public on Tuesday detail the attack on Saturday, just before noon.

Georgetown police say that Justice Washington went to the Domino's at the corner of Scenic Drive and University to pick up a pizza. However, shortly after leaving the store, he turned around and came back in.

Justice Washington

Investigators noted that Washington seemed in a daze when he allegedly got into an altercation with the manager and an employee. 

Police later found Washington in the Dos Salsas Tex Mex restaurant parking lot less than a mile away from the Domino's. He was taken to a hospital for evaluation, then to the Williamson County Jail.

He has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, assault causing bodily injury, and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.

Dig deeper:

The vehicle involved in Washington's charges belongs to 76-year-old James William Yost, who was found stabbed to death at his home on Friday night.

First responders also found Yost's 33-year-old housemate, Kenneth Michael Wade Clanton, who had also been stabbed to death. 

Investigation continues into death of Georgetown men

The investigation into the deaths of two Georgetown men continues. The bodies were found at a home in Sun City on Friday, Dec. 5. A person of interest has been arrested, but murder charges have not been filed.

Their bodies were found after police and fire officials responded to a fire alarm and smoke at a home on Pipe Creek Lane.

The police report released Tuesday did not provide details regarding Yost and Clanton's deaths.

What's next:

Washington is currently in the Williamson County Jail on a collective $535,000 bond for the three charges.