In San Antonio, tensions escalated into violence outside a local Walmart on Monday morning, leading to an investigation by the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) regarding whether the shooting was an act of murder or self-defense.
The chaos began around 7 a.m. when a 70-year-old man, accused of the shooting, was taken into custody after allegedly engaging in an argument with a younger man in the parking lot. The older man is said to have been living or sleeping in his truck within the parking area, located on Southeast Military Drive near Roosevelt Avenue.
During the argument, which turned heated, the elder man reportedly fired at least two shots, striking the victim—described as being in his 30s and suspected to be homeless—in both the arm and back. Tragically, the younger man succumbed to his injuries right there at the scene.
Following the incident, police quickly detained both the suspected shooter and a woman who was with him for questioning. As of Monday afternoon, authorities have not come to a conclusion whether to press charges against the older man.
This tragic event marks the fourth deadly shooting near local Walmart stores in the past 18 months, highlighting a disturbing trend. Previous incidents include:
As investigators continue to piece together the details surrounding this latest shooting, the SAPD emphasizes the importance of determining whether this incident was a case of self-defense or warranting criminal charges. The community watches closely as the story unfolds.
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