A mental health call in Bexar County led to a confrontation between deputies and a suspect. The incident resulted in the suspect being shot. Further information about the event is available from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office, which has made video and audio recordings public.
Details of the call are sparse, but it is known that the suspect was armed with samurai swords, prompting a response from law enforcement.
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