Authorities in Texas remain on high alert after a black man driving black car is suspected of murdering a San Antonio police officer in a targeted attack. "It's always difficult, especially in this day and age when police officers are being targeted across the country," said San Antonio Police Chief William McMAnus during a interview streamed by the police department.
The murder took place on Sunday afternoon when one of the officers, described only as a 20-year-police veteran pulled over a vehicle just outside of the police station and was writing a traffic citation.
"A person pulled up behind the patrol car in a black vehicle, got out walked up to the passenger vehicle and fired one round into the vehicle shooting the officer in the head," McManus said during the interview. "He reached in and fired a second round shooting the officer a second time."
The officer died approximately 30 minutes later.
Authorities had not been able to determine a motive, but have been able to describe the suspect as a clean shaven black man between 5 feet 7 inches and 6 feet in height who was wearing a gray shirt and black pants.
"This is everyone's worse nightmare," McManus said. "It has happened here in the past ... it's been a few years ... but now like Dallas, Like Baton Rouge, it has happened here."
Texas House Speaker Joe Straus (R-San Antonio) tweeted a message of support to the police department and the officer's family. "Our community grieves today for the tragic loss of one of our brave San Antonio Police officers," Speaker Straus wrote.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott also tweeted a message of support. "Our condolences are with family of this slain San Antonio police officer," Governor Abbott tweeted. "Texas won't tolerate police targeting.
"Cecilia and I extend our deepest condolences to the victim's family and harshly condemn this horrific act of violence. We ask that all Texans join us in praying for the officer's loved ones as they deal with the aftermath of this unimaginable tragedy. Attacks against law enforcement officers will not be tolerated in Texas and must be met with swift justice, which is why I look forward to signing my Police Protection Act into law making targeted attacks against law enforcement a hate crime."
The San Antonio police officer is the 127th law enforcement officer to die this year in the line of duty, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page. He is the 58th officer to be killed in hostile gunfire this year.
In Central America, etc., the communist revolutionaries went after the last line of defense which was the municipal police. Now the President of the United States, his cop hater friends such as Bill Ayers, the BLM supported by Valerie Jarrett, and Islamic terrorism will go on long after Trump becomes President if nothing is done regarding these criminals in power and in post power positions.
