SAN ANTONIO – Brandon Poulos, 46, was identified as the man accused of shooting seven San Antonio police officers Wednesday night at a North Side apartment complex. Poulos — who was in the Navy for 10 years — was out on bond when the shooting happened, police said. Here is a timeline of events leading to the shooting in Stone Oak. Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025: Police and court records show Poulos was arrested Saturday, Jan. 18 after a family violence incident. According to a preliminary police report, Poulos arrived intoxicated at a home on the Northeast Side. When Poulos was confronted about his intoxication, police said a verbal argument turned physical. Poulos is accused of assaulting three people: two women and one man, according to the report. The report states Poulos pushed an 81-year-old woman to the ground, causing her to hit her head. A 44-year-old woman intervened, and Poulos pushed her to the ground multiple times, police said. The report states that Poulos dragged her by the hair, causing multiple injuries. An 83-year-old man intervened and Poulos hit him in the face. The 83-year-old suffered multiple injuries, the report stated. Poulos left the location but was later arrested after his vehicle was found crashed. He was arrested for one count of assault causing bodily injury of a family member; two counts of injury to an elderly person with intent to cause bodily injury and one count of driving while intoxicated-second offense, records show. Sunday, Jan. 19, 2025: Records show Poulos was released on bonds totaling $35,000 the following day: #breakingstory​ #karma​ #news​ #police​ #policeactivy​ #bodycam