Four Injured, Three Hospitalized After Altercation in West Side Home
San Antonio
Four individuals were left injured, three of which required hospitalization, following an altercation at a residential location in San Antonio’s West Side late Sunday night, local police reports state.
The incident unfolded around 10 p.m. at a property situated in the 100-block of Persyn Street, within close proximity to Jeremiah Rhodes Middle School and Castroville Road.
Detailed Report of the Crime Scene
Upon arrival at the scene, police officers discovered four males of differing ages exhibiting visible cuts and stab wounds. Three of the injured parties were transported to local medical facilities by ambulance responders, while the fourth individual received treatment at the site of the altercation by emergency medical technicians (EMS).
At present, information regarding the commencing factors of the fight or underlying motivations is not discernable. The current condition of the injured parties is still to be determined.
On-Going Investigation
The circumstances underpinning the incident are still under thorough investigation with neither suspects nor possible motives identified yet.
The San Antonio Police Department, the city’s Fire Department, and EMS units all responded to the emergency call, each playing a vital role in efforts to preserve life and initiate investigations into the unfortunate occurrence.
Following on-scene treatments, forensic teams undertook collection and analysis of evidential items with hopes to provide direction in investigations and provide answers to the unsettling incident that has inescapably rocked any sense of tranquility in the local community.
Local residents and those with potential information are urged to cooperate with law enforcement in their ongoing investigations, with an assurance that any information provided would be treated under strict confidentiality.
The San Antonio Police Department is committed to safeguarding their community’s safety and is working diligently to ensure the incident is resolved swiftly and justly.