The owner of a liquor store in East Texas shot and killed a man who broke into the building and was in the process of stealing merchandise, according to the local sheriff.
COLDSPRING, Texas — Store security cameras captured the incident and was reviewed by law enforcement.
“Store security cameras captured both the audio and video of the incident,” Capers said. “When the owner heard someone in the store, he got up to investigate.” The sheriff told Breitbart the video shows the man moving toward the owner who yelled at the suspect to, “Show me your hands!” Emergency medical teams arrived and transported the wounded man to an area hospital where he succumbed to his injuries, Sheriff Capers stated.
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