STAFF REPORT

San Marcos police have identified the two people they say carjacked a vehicle at gunpoint from the Prime Outlets on Monday afternoon.

Trinidad Olivares Jr., 19, of Buda, is charged with wo counts of aggravated robbery and one count of evading arrest in a motor vehicle for a high-speed chase up Texas 21.

His bond has been set at $700,000 — $300,000 for each aggravated robbery charge and $100,000 for evading arrest.

Jackelyn Barajas, 24, of San Marcos, is charged with one count of theft from an unrelated shoplifting charge and is being held on $20,000 bond.

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