Second suspect in officer-involved shooting dies from injuries, investigation continues

Second suspect in officer-involved shooting dies from injuries, investigation continues by Jessica Warner Mon, November 9, 2026 at 4:16 PM 14 VIEW ALL PHOTOS 21-year-old Mario Braedon Reyes III, identified as the driver of the suspect vehicle, was initially hospitalized in grave condition after police said he appeared to have shot himself. He was pronounced deceased at the hospital after succumbing to his injuries. (SBG San Antonio) Comment on this story 0 Comment Share story Share topics: Officer-involved shooting San Antonio Police Department Bexar County Alamo Ranch Administrative duty Internal Affairs Shooting team District Attorney SAN ANTONIO - A second suspect involved in an officer-involved shooting has died after succumbing to his injuries. 21-year-old Mario Braedon Reyes III, identified as the driver of the suspect vehicle, was initially hospitalized in grave condition after police said he appeared to have shot himself. He was pronounced deceased at the hospital after succumbing to his injuries. RELATED | Officer fatally shoots armed passenger after chase, one critically injured, one arrested Two men have died after San Antonio police officers tried to stop a vehicle that fled into a gated community in the Alamo Ranch area. According to information released about an officer-involved shooting, the incident happened at about 12:35 a.m. Friday in the area of Ginger Rise and Wild Pine. San Antonio Police Department Street Crimes Unit officers were conducting surveillance in the area as part of robbery investigations when they attempted a traffic stop on South Patrol shortly after 12:30 a.m., police said. The suspect vehicle fled, and officers requested assistance from EAGLE, which arrived and followed the vehicle to a gated community at Ginger Rise and Wild Pine in the Alamo Ranch subdivision, which is in Bexar County Sheriff’s Office jurisdiction. Officers arrived and found the suspect vehicle with three occupants, police said. The front passenger, identified as Charles Michael Curtis Jeff, 36, got out and tried to open the entrance gate before being confronted by officers. Police said he reached for a gun and a Street Crimes Unit officer fired, striking him. Jeff was pronounced dead at the scene. RELATED | 1 dead, 1 in grave condition after shootout with police at Alamo Ranch Police said the driver, identified as Mario Braedon Reyes III, 21, remained in the vehicle and appeared to have shot himself. He was taken to a local hospital in critical condition and later pronounced dead at the hospital. A third passenger, identified as Destiny Nicole De La Rosa, 20, was not injured and was booked on a charge of wanted person for felony warrants unrelated to the incident, police said. The officer who fired was identified as SAPD Officer M. Aranda #1531, who has five years of service. Police said the officer will be placed on administrative duty until further notice. The case remains under investigation. Police said the SAPD Shooting Team and Internal Affairs Unit are conducting separate but concurrent investigations, and the findings will be forwarded to the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office for an independent review. Trending Family of five killed after SUV leaves wet IH-10 overpass in Seguin, parents identified Rain-slicked IH-10 in Seguin turned deadly when a Chevrolet Tahoe left an overpass near FM 725, killing a Porter family of five, including three children. FM 725 was shut for hours as police investigate. Two adults, three children killed after vehicle goes off bridge near I-10 in Seguin A single-vehicle crash near FM 725 and Interstate 10 prompted road closures in Seguin on Sunday afternoon, according to the Seguin Police Department.In a traffic alert posted to Facebook, police said at 1:30 p.m. on Highway 281 Southbound re-opened after 18-wheeler crash Highway 281 Southbound re-opened after 18-wheeler crash Fried Chicken Sandwich Day: Where to find the best deals National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day brings free and discounted sandwiches to San Antonio, with app and rewards deals from Popeyes, Wingstop, McDonald’s, Whataburger, KFC and more as chicken sandwich demand keeps rising. Dozens of undelivered ballots found in dumpster at Seattle park The ballots have already been reissued to the affected voters. NEWS IN PHOTOS: " Local " 5 NEW PHOTOS: One person hospitalized after fiery rollover crash on Loop 410 7 NEW City, D.O.J. in discussion to pause lawsuit surrounding proposed East Side ICE facility 3 NEW Luis “Chispas” Guerrero’s birdhouse sculptures land in Oak Park-Northwood 4 Immigration enforcement, border construction among early priorities for Texas lawmakers