Suspect arrested in 2017 slaying of man on South Side Fatal drive-by occurred May 6, 2017 No description found
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police have made an arrest in a two-year-old murder case.
Antonio Rene Perez, 28, was arrested Friday on a murder charge for the 2017 slaying of Mark Rios.
Rios was found unresponsive in the 100 block of West Dickson Avenue with a gunshot wound to his leg on May 6, 2017, the initial police report states.
A detective on scene said Rios was hit in a drive-by shooting, and he was bleeding out when police arrived.
He was rushed to a hospital, where he later died.
This story will be updated when more information on Perez's arrest becomes available.
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