Second suspect apprehended in shooting incident stemming from financial disagreement, according to SAPD

A 20-year-old man, Jose Martinez Sambrano III, was arrested more than a year after a shooting incident in which a man was shot multiple times in front of his family in San Antonio. Sambrano is facing four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, along with another suspect named Theodore Sanchez, who was also involved in the incident. The shooting took place on November 27, 2022, outside a home on the Southeast Side of San Antonio. According to police reports, the victim was talking with relatives inside a car when Sambrano and Sanchez confronted him about money. Sanchez then proceeded to shoot at the man and his family’s vehicle with an AR-style gun, injuring the man multiple times in various body parts.

During the shooting incident, a woman present at the scene yelled at Sanchez, informing him that her young son was inside the vehicle. Despite her warning, Sanchez continued to shoot towards the woman and the vehicle, fortunately, however, no one inside the car was injured. The car itself sustained several bullet holes as a result of the gunfire. The arrest warrant affidavit revealed that Sambrano was a friend of the victim’s family, while Sanchez was only an acquaintance. Warrants for the arrests of both Sambrano and Sanchez were issued in November 2022, with Sambrano being arrested on Monday, and Sanchez having been taken into custody late last year. Sanchez, like Sambrano, was also charged with four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

The shooting incident that occurred in November 2022 involved Jose Martinez Sambrano III and Theodore Sanchez targeting a man in front of his family, resulting in the man being shot multiple times in the face, stomach, chest, and left arm. The victims were outside a vehicle when Sambrano and Sanchez approached them and confronted them about money. Sanchez was the one who opened fire with an AR-style gun, causing significant injuries to the victim. Although a woman present at the scene warned Sanchez about her young son being inside the vehicle, he still continued to shoot towards the car, resulting in damage to the vehicle but thankfully no injuries to anyone inside. Sambrano, who was considered a friend of the victim’s family, was arrested on Monday, while Sanchez was taken into custody late last year. Both suspects are facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

The shooting incident on the Southeast Side of San Antonio involved Jose Martinez Sambrano III and Theodore Sanchez confronting a man about money, which led to Sanchez firing multiple shots at the man and his family’s vehicle. The victim sustained severe injuries, including gunshot wounds to his face, stomach, chest, and left arm. Despite a warning from a woman present at the scene about her young son being inside the car, Sanchez continued to shoot towards the vehicle, causing damage but no injuries to those inside. Sambrano, who was known to the victim’s family, was arrested on Monday, while Sanchez was taken into custody late last year. Both suspects are facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and warrants for their arrests were issued in November 2022.

Jose Martinez Sambrano III, a 20-year-old man, was arrested more than a year after a shooting incident outside a home in San Antonio, during which a man was shot multiple times in front of his family. Along with another suspect, Theodore Sanchez, Sambrano is facing four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The shooting took place in November 2022, when Sambrano and Sanchez confronted the victim about money outside a vehicle. Sanchez proceeded to shoot at the man and his family’s car with an AR-style gun, causing significant injuries to the man. Despite warnings about a young child being inside the car, Sanchez continued to shoot, resulting in damage to the vehicle but no injuries to those inside. Sambrano, who was a friend of the victim’s family, was arrested on Monday, while Sanchez was taken into custody late last year. Both suspects are facing charges in connection to the shooting incident.