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A photo of Gilbert Flores, 41, who was shot and killed by Bexar County Sheriff's deputies in San Antonio, Texas.
On Friday, a domestic disturbance call in Texas quickly escalated into a lethal confrontation with police.
During the call, two Bexar County Sheriff's deputies encountered 41-year-old Gilbert Flores outside a home in San Antonio. According to Sheriff Susan Pamerleau, deputies found an injured woman and 18-month-old child inside the home.
Pamerleau says that during the encounter, Flores resisted arrest, and the responding deputies used "non-lethal weapons to try and detain him," and said that both deputies shot and killed the man "after a lengthy confrontation."
Video of the encounter that was released by $4 shows the moment the deputies shot and killed Flores. In the seconds before he was shot, Flores - who was standing some distance away from the deputies - can be seen with at least one hand raised to the sky. His other hand was obscured by a utility pole.
It's unclear whether any words were exchanged between Flores and the deputies. The video that aired on KSAT-12 is reportedly one of at least two bystander-recorded videos of the incident.
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County officials appear to be taking the shooting seriously, because hours after the video was released Monday, Bexar County commissioners approved funding to get more body cameras for sheriff's deputies. The commissioners also want the sheriff's department to review its use-of-force policies, according to a Reuters report.
Many other police-involved shootings over the past several years have raised similar concerns about use-of-force, particularly as it pertains to suspects who are minorities.
Texas has seen an uptick in these types incidents in recent months, including one involving a trainee officer who $4 last month.