By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-03-06 00:32:37
2025年12月9日，治安官哈维尔·萨拉查 (Javier Salazar) 带领贝克萨尔县监狱的圣安东尼奥快报编辑委员会进行参观。周四晚上10点多，在马刺击败底特律活塞 (Detroit Pistons) 后的弗罗斯特银行中心停车场，一名48岁男子中枪后被送往圣安东尼奥军事医疗中心。萨拉查表示，受害者目前情况稳定。
贝克萨尔县治安官哈维尔·萨拉查 (Javier Salazar) 表示，周四晚上马刺对阵活塞的比赛结束后，一名48岁男子在弗罗斯特银行中心的一个停车场内中弹。
萨拉查称，受害者被送往圣安东尼奥军事医疗中心时情况稳定，并已在那里接受了手术。
萨拉查表示，涉嫌开枪的男子现年47岁，在现场被贝克萨尔县治安官办事处的副警官逮捕，并被指控使用致命武器进行加重攻击。
枪击事件发生在晚上10点04分。萨拉查称，事件起因于距离球馆较远的7号停车场内发生的一起“轻微碰撞”。
“我们认为撞上无关车辆的人最终成了枪手，”萨拉查说道。“几名旁观者试图拦住他，并拍摄他的车牌以防止他从事故现场逃逸。随后，受害者（同样是看完马刺比赛后驾车离开）似乎试图步行靠近枪手的车辆，双方随后发生争执，枪手从车内连开两枪。”
萨拉查透露，受害者的上半身至少中了两枪，随后接受了及时的“救命措施”。
“幸好我们今晚有一整队副警官在这里，”萨拉查说。“我们的一名副警官是战术医护人员，他随身携带了急救包，几乎能够立即实施救命措施。”
萨拉查表示，一名休班护士也协助了该副警官。
“他们极有可能挽救了他的生命，”萨拉查感叹道。
萨拉查表示，副警官在涉嫌枪手的车内发现了一件武器。
“我们将执行搜查令，”萨拉查说。“既然现在时间站在我们这一边，我们会从容应对，按部就班地处理这起案件。”
萨拉查指出，被枪击嫌疑人撞到的车辆是一辆属于一名残障人士（需使用轮椅）的面包车。
“那辆车的车主在事发时甚至不在现场，”萨拉查说。“他当时还在从看球回来的路上。”
萨拉查表示，这起事件迅速升级为一场暴力闹剧。
“这充其量也就是一起轻微的交通事故，”他说。“待在原地，做正确的事，处理好你的责任。这些家伙可不是十几岁的青少年，这名嫌疑人的年纪肯定大到该明白事理。本来只要待在现场处理好轻微碰撞就行了，最坏的结果能怎样？他却升级了局势；而受害者试图做正确的事并介入，这家伙却掏出枪试图杀人。”
“这完全超出了这起事故本该有的性质。”
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Man shot twice in Frost Bank Center parking lot after Spurs game
Sheriff Javier Salazar gives a tour of the Bexar County Jail to the San Antonio Express-News Editorial Board, December 9, 2025. A 48-year-old man was taken to San Antonio Military Medical Center after he was shot shortly after 10 p.m. Thursday in the parking lot of the Frost Bank Center following the Spurs’ win over the Detroit Pistons. The victim is in stable condition, Salazar said.
A 48-year-old man was shot in a parking lot at the Frost Bank Center after the Spurs game against Detroit on Thursday night, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar said.
The victim was in stable condition when he was taken to San Antonio Military Medical Center, where he underwent surgery, Salazar said.
The alleged shooter, a 47-year-old man, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after he was arrested at the scene by Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies, Salazar said.
The shooting occurred at 10:04 p.m. after the incident began with what Salazar called a “minor crash” in parking lot 7, far from the arena.
“The person we believe hit (an) unrelated vehicle was eventually the shooter,” Salazar said. “Several bystanders attempted to stop him. They were videotaping his license plate to keep him from fleeing the scene of the crash. It appears then that the victim, also in a vehicle leaving the Spurs game, attempted to approach the shooter’s vehicle on foot and an argument ensued, and the shooter fired two shots from inside his vehicle.”
Salazar said the victim received immediate “life-saving measures” after being hit at least twice in the upper body.
“Thankfully, we’ve got a full crew here tonight of deputies,” Salazar said. “One of our deputies being a tactical medic actually had his medical kit with him and was able to administer life-saving measures almost immediately.”
Salazar said an off-duty nurse aided the deputy.
“They most likely saved his life,” Salazar said.
Salazar said deputies spotted a weapon inside the alleged shooter’s car.
“We’re going to be executing a search warrant,” Salazar said. “Now that time is on our side, we’re going to take our time and handle this case by the numbers.”
Salazar said the car that was struck by the shooting suspect was a minivan owned by a man in a wheelchair.
“That gentleman that owns the vehicle wasn’t even there when it happened,” Salazar said. “He was still making his way from the Spurs game.”
Salazar said the incident quickly escalated into a violent drama.
“At worst, this was going to be a minor crash,” he said. "Stick around, do the right thing and handle your business. These guys are not young teenagers. He’s certainly old enough to know better, the suspect. But stick around and handle your minor crash. What’s the worst that’s going to happen? He escalated this situation and the victim tried to do the right thing and get involved, this guy pulls a gun and then tries to kill somebody.
“That’s just way beyond what this needs to be.”
By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News