UPDATE: Deputies previously warned Francisco Oropeza, Texas mass shooting suspect, about firing off rounds in his yard
in San Jacinto County in the Trails End area of Cleveland, about 45 miles north of Houston.
Investigators said one person in the house got a video of the suspect walking up to the front door with the rifle.
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