Wanted Man Bragged, Surrenders Himself

A Fort Worth man who bragged that police would never take him alive meekly surrendered yesterday. Rashad Elay Glenn had been wanted since late August when two men were gunned down at a Stop Six neighborhood intersection. After capital murder warrants were issued, police cautioned that Glenn should be "...considered armed and dangerous..." and that he had vowed he would "...not be taken alive." Yesterday, after receiving a tip, police found Glenn hiding at a relative's home about a mile away from the murder scene.  When he saw he was surrounded, Glenn quietly surrendered. Records show that Glenn was also wanted on other warrants, including bail-jumping and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.