‘King of the Hill’ Actor Jonathan Joss Homicide Suspect Claims Self-Protection in Capturing

The person accused of killing “King of the Hill” voice actor Jonathan Joss is claiming self-defense — based on his lawyer.

Lawyer Nico LaHood says Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez — often known as “Freddy” to family and friends — is pleading not responsible, and insists he is harmless, including … “It’s troublesome for anybody who’s been accused of one thing they didn’t do, particularly homicide.”

Alvarez was arrested earlier this month after allegedly capturing and killing his neighbor, Joss, throughout a heated argument in San Antonio, Texas, based on cops. The late actor’s husband, Tristan Kern de Gonzales, instantly dubbed it a hate crime — claiming homophobic slurs had been hurled by Alvarez earlier than the deadly shot.

LaHood says his shopper is shaken by the accusations — insisting they’re not true and declaring Freddy has a homosexual brother. He says regardless of all of it, Alvarez has assist from neighbors.

Alvarez posted $200,000 bail simply days after his arrest within the headline-grabbing homicide case — and now he’s underneath home arrest in Bexar County. He’s additionally dealing with random drug and alcohol testing, and is banned from possessing or utilizing any firearms whereas he awaits trial.