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Chu, B. (2026, October 30). Man dressed as zombie allegedly stabs two in coffee shop, flees and hits robotaxi. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/us/man-dressed-zombie-allegedly-stabs-two-coffee-shop-flees-hits-robotaxi
Chu, Bonny. “Man dressed as zombie allegedly stabs two in coffee shop, flees and hits robotaxi.” Fox News, 30 Oct. 2026, https://www.foxnews.com/us/man-dressed-zombie-allegedly-stabs-two-coffee-shop-flees-hits-robotaxi.
Chu, Bonny. “Man dressed as zombie allegedly stabs two in coffee shop, flees and hits robotaxi.” Fox News, October 30, 2026. https://www.foxnews.com/us/man-dressed-zombie-allegedly-stabs-two-coffee-shop-flees-hits-robotaxi.
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On Wednesday night, October 28, Shankar Temple Grace, a 20-year-old man dressed in a Halloween zombie costume, allegedly stabbed two people at The Buzz Mill coffee shop and bar in Austin, Texas. Police responded to reports of a "disturbance hot shot," indicating an immediate threat to life or serious physical harm, shortly before the establishment was set to host a comedy show.
One victim suffered life-threatening injuries while the other had non-life-threatening wounds; both were transported to a hospital in stable condition. Grace fled the scene in a pickup truck and later crashed into an unoccupied autonomous vehicle before being apprehended by police on a walking trail near Rosewood Avenue and Chestnut Avenue, approximately 3 miles from where the incident occurred.
Grace was booked into Travis County Jail and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The coffee shop owners expressed hope for recovery of all involved in an Instagram post.