Authorities in Texas believe a man who shot and killed two people was acting in self-defense after two men allegedly attempted to rob him while he was taking money out of an ATM.
In a press conference, the San Antonio Police Department’s Chief William McManus said that on Friday, July 7 at approximately 1 p.m., a man in his 20s went to a Chase Bank about 15 minutes from downtown San Antonio, Texas.
Chase Bank credit card with “blink” technology is displayed during a press conference at an Arby’s restaurant on June 8, 2005 in Denver, Colo. (Thomas Cooper/Getty Images)
Police said that the unidentified man drove up to a drive-by ATM to withdraw money and saw two people drive towards him who attempted to rob him.
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He fired at both of the would-be robbers with a handgun and killed them both.
“It was a robbery that didn’t go well for the robbers,” McManus shared during the press conference.
“It was a robbery that didn’t go well for the robbers.”
San Antonio Police Department’s Chief of Police William McManus spoke with local reporters on July 7 regarding a shooting at a Chase Bank in San Antonio, Texas. (San Antonio Police Department)
Police said everyone involved is believed to be in their 20s.
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According to McManus, the shooting remains under investigation without any immediate charges being filed.
“They’re going to interview him further,” McManus said. “Right now, we’re looking at him as the victim of a robbery who was acting in self-defense.”
The San Antonio Police Department said that they believe that the victim was reacting in self-defense when he shot and killed two would-be robbers. (San Antonio Police Department)
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Authorities did not immediately identify the victim, or the two men killed.
