I'm Detective Robert Dart with the San Antonio Police Department. This critical incident video release is intended to provide you with information as the department currently understands it about an officer-involved shooting that occurred on May 29th, 2026 in the 3100 block of Vera Cruz. I will walk you through the video relevant to the facts of the incident as we know them so far. Content of this video may not be suitable for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised. Officers received an anonymous call to Chihuahua Street for a wanted person. The caller stated the male was in the rear of the location. This is body cam view of the officer posted at the rear of the location. The officer saw the suspect running, recognized the suspect as the individual with outstanding warrants, and began to follow the suspect. The suspect jumped over a fence into another backyard. The officer jumped over the same fence. The suspect ran to the back of the yard behind a shed and over a chain-link fence. The officer gave several commands to stop. The suspect did not follow commands. When the officer caught up to the suspect, the officer held the suspect's shirt to attempt to detain the suspect. During the struggle to detain the suspect, the officer observed the suspect had drawn a gun with his right hand. >> [ __ ] here. Right [ __ ] here. >> The officer broke contact with the suspect and announced the suspect had a gun. >> HE'S GOT A GUN. HE'S GOT A GUN. >> THE OFFICER DISCHARGED HIS FIREARM striking the suspect. The suspect was transported to the hospital. The suspect, Hector Carreno, had two separate felony warrants for possession of controlled substance and felony possession of a firearm. This is an image of the handgun recovered at the scene. Following this incident, Carreno was charged with evading arrest, felony possession of a firearm, and aggravated assault on a peace officer. No officers or bystanders were injured. Investigations into deadly force are comprehensive and can take over a year. A reminder, this is our current understanding of the situation and could change as investigators gather more information. The San Antonio Police Department does not make any determinations as to whether procedures were followed until all the facts are known. All officer involved shootings are forwarded to the Bear County District Attorney's Office for review. As of this publication, the investigation remains ongoing.