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Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against H-E-B After Retired Air Force Major General Dies in San Antonio
San Antonio is witnessing a tragic case unfold as a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against the grocery chain H-E-B for their alleged role in a local man's death. Craig Allen has initiated legal action after his father, 79-year-old Jerrold P. Allen, a retired Air Force major general, died following a heart attack. The suit, according to a report by San Antonio Express-News, contends that the heart attack occurred because a prescription for a blood thinner, crucial for the elder Allen's health, was not filled in person as expected.
Teenager shot twice sitting in his car after work at Texas Roadhouse
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A teenager was shot just sitting in his car in the parking lot where he worked early Monday morning in Texas. The shooting happened just after midnight outside the Texas Roadhouse off West Loop 1604 near Culebra Road on Northwest Side. Police said the 17-year-old...
Worker dies after neck lacerated while doing maintenance on machine, police say
SAN ANTONIO (Gray News) – A worker in San Antonio died after his neck was slashed while doing maintenance on a machine, police said. According to a report from KSAT, the worker was identified as 46-year-old David Mata. The accident happened at Cuisine Solutions food processing facility on Friday...
Records: SAPD lieutenant fired for leaving shift early gets second indefinite suspension for altering discipline files
SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio police lieutenant who was fired last year for leaving his shift early the night officers shot and killed a woman inside her Southwest Side apartment, has received a second indefinite suspension for altering discipline files tied to the case, records confirm. Lt. Steven...
State troopers investigate fatal head-on crash that killed seven in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — State troopers are investigating a head-on crash that killed seven people and left two children hospitalized in San Antonio. The crash happened a few miles north of Carrizo Springs in Dimmit County on Thursday afternoon. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), a Chrysler 300 carrying four people is believed to have been speeding before it lost control, veered into wrong-way traffic and hit a Dodge pickup.
Bexar County Sheriff Launches Special Task Force to Apprehend Suspects in Fatal San Antonio Shooting of 4-Year-Old
More than a month has passed since the grim night on Windsor Hollow Drive, yet the culprits behind the guns remain at large. The violence that erupted on May 8, when more than thirty rounds of ammunition tore into a northeast-side home, claimed the life of 4-year-old Mary Ann Marble and critically injured her family. In response to the continued evasiveness of the suspects, the Bexar County Sheriff's Office has announced the formation of a special task force to intensify the manhunt, as reported by KENS 5.
Uvalde mass shooting survivors, victims' families sue UPS, FedEx
Families of the children who survived the 2022 Robb Elementary mass shooting and parents of those who died have filed a lawsuit against UPS and FedEx, claiming the shipping companies played a part in the massacre that left two teachers and 19 children dead by transporting the rifle and trigger accessories to the gunman.
Man shot at Northwest Side apartment complex, San Antonio police say
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police are searching for a suspect after a man was shot at a Northwest Side apartment complex early Tuesday morning. Officers were called just after 5:30 a.m. to the 7200 block of Snowden Road, not far from Wurzbach and Babcock roads and near the Medical Center area, after receiving word of a person wounded.
Police officer indefinitely suspended after taking guns from buyback event
SAN ANTONIO - In November of last year, the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) hosted a gun buyback event at the Alamodome. It was an opportunity for people to voluntarily surrender their guns in exchange for H-E-B gift cards. The guns were supposed to be set aside for collection by...
Woman pushes for answers in sister’s 8-year-old missing person’s case
SAN ANTONIO – Jovanna Burney has no doubt her missing sister, Bianca Carrasco, is no longer alive, but she wants help finding answers about what happened to her. Burney is getting some help from a nonprofit to get answers after years of silence from investigators. Carrasco was having a...
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