Armed man fatally shot by DeSoto Police on a burglary call was a Dallas ISD special education teacher
said Nunez was a special education teacher hired by the district in June 2003.
According to information obtained by NBC 5, Nunez lived in Red Oak and his only known criminal history was a DWI in 1996. Police have not said what Nunez was armed with, only that he was reported to have been"brandishing an unknown item" by a 911 caller and that when officers arrived at the home they found an armed man outside the home who moved in the officer's direction.have not said what Nunez was armed with and no additional details about the investigation have been provided. It's not clear if there is body camera video of the police response and shooting.
The officer who fatally shot Nunez, whose identity has not been released, is on paid administrative leave per department policy.
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