Man hospitalized in critical condition after shooting on West Side, SAPD says The suspected shooter fled from the scene in a truck, officers say
SAN ANTONIO – A man was shot multiple times on the West Side and taken to a hospital with critical injuries, according to San Antonio police.
Officers responded to the shooting just before 1:50 a.m. Monday in the 400 block of Old Highway 90, which is located near Southwest 34th Street.
The man was walking to a taco truck after leaving a nearby bar when a vehicle approached him, SAPD said.
A person exited the vehicle and started to argue with the man for unknown reasons, police said.
Police said the victim was then shot multiple times in the torso. The suspected shooter fled the scene in a truck.
Officers later found the truck on South San Augustine Avenue and surrounded a home to find out if the shooter was there, SAPD said.
Further information was not readily available. This is a developing story. Check back later for updates.
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