Man found dead outside Bexar County parking garage in downtown S.A.
San Antonio police are investigating after a man was found dead outside the Bexar County parking garage.San Antonio police are investigating after a man was found dead Sunday morning on a downtown sidewalk.
Police said they responded to a welfare check around 2 a.m. at East Nueva and South Flores streets when they found a man in his early 20s outside the Bexar County parking garage. The man was dead.A suspect, with a firearm, was found inside the parking garage and was taken in for questioning.
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