Bexar County Shooting
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 5:19 pm
http://www.ksat.com/news/9398762/detail.html
"Man Critically Wounded; Teenage Son Arrested
POSTED: 12:34 pm CDT June 20, 2006
UPDATED: 3:04 pm CDT June 20, 2006
SAN ANTONIO -- A man in his mid-40s was critically wounded inside his northwest Bexar County home late Tuesday morning.
The victim's 16-year-old was arrested, although sheriff's deputies told KSAT 12 News that it appeared the boy acted in self-defense.
Deputies said that someone from inside the home in the 9300 block of Remuda Path called 911, saying that the boy, who is a Taft High School student, had shot his father.
The man, who deputies said had been charged in the past with domestic violence, was found with at least one gunshot wound his head. He was airlifted to University Hospital in critical condition.
Deputies recovered a .380-caliber handgun in the home they said they believe was used in the shooting.
A 5-year-old boy was also in the home at the time but he was not injured.
Neighbors told KSAT 12 News that they were stunned by the shooting because the family appeared to be happy.
"He's quiet," Ronald Smail, a neighbor, said about the teenager. "Remains to himself, usually."
Smail said that he and the teenager were friends in the past but that their friendship had "drifted apart.""
"Man Critically Wounded; Teenage Son Arrested
POSTED: 12:34 pm CDT June 20, 2006
UPDATED: 3:04 pm CDT June 20, 2006
SAN ANTONIO -- A man in his mid-40s was critically wounded inside his northwest Bexar County home late Tuesday morning.
The victim's 16-year-old was arrested, although sheriff's deputies told KSAT 12 News that it appeared the boy acted in self-defense.
Deputies said that someone from inside the home in the 9300 block of Remuda Path called 911, saying that the boy, who is a Taft High School student, had shot his father.
The man, who deputies said had been charged in the past with domestic violence, was found with at least one gunshot wound his head. He was airlifted to University Hospital in critical condition.
Deputies recovered a .380-caliber handgun in the home they said they believe was used in the shooting.
A 5-year-old boy was also in the home at the time but he was not injured.
Neighbors told KSAT 12 News that they were stunned by the shooting because the family appeared to be happy.
"He's quiet," Ronald Smail, a neighbor, said about the teenager. "Remains to himself, usually."
Smail said that he and the teenager were friends in the past but that their friendship had "drifted apart.""