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Suspect accused of shooting, injuring Bexar County deputy on West Side faced prior charges, records show

Robert Otoniel Inosencio, 18, found dead after hours-long standoff

Robert Otoniel Inosencio, 18, found dead after hours-long standoff (KSAT)

SAN ANTONIO – Arrest records revealed more about the suspect who shot and injured a Bexar County deputy and was found dead after an hours-long standoff with authorities on the West Side.

The county medical examiner’s office identified the suspect as Robert Otoniel Inosencio, 18.

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On Tuesday, sheriff’s deputies tried to arrest Inosencio on two felony warrants involving an aggravated robbery and a narcotics case.

Investigators said one deputy was shot while trying to serve those warrants. He was taken to a hospital by another deputy in a BCSO unit.

Inosencio was found dead after an hours-long standoff.

Bexar County records showed Inosencio had two previous charges -- an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge last year and unlawful carrying of a weapon.

The aggravated assault charge was dismissed due to a missing witness. A hearing date was set for last Friday before it was moved to August for the unlawful carrying of a weapon charge.

It’s unclear if Inosencio’s death was due to gunfire from deputies or a self-inflicted gunshot.

The injured deputy, 54-year-old Miguel Gonzalez, is a 29-year veteran of BCSO. He is currently recovering at University Hospital and is “in good spirits,” officials said Wednesday night.

Deputy Miguel Gonzalez is a 29-year veteran of BCSO (KSAT)

More details are limited at this time. KSAT will update you on air and online with new developments as they become available.

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