Surveillance footage showed a suspect firing 13 rounds from a handgun into a building at the Cottages at Hillside Ranch in San Marcos.
The shooting happened around 3:20 a.m. March 4 at the Cottages at Hillside Ranch on N. LBJ Drive. Multiple people called 911 and reported that bullets had been fired into a building at the complex. Callers also reported hearing a vehicle crash following the gunshots.
Surveillance footage showed a suspect firing 13 rounds from a handgun into the building. Witnesses also described a man wearing a black ski mask and black clothing who got into a black Jeep Grand Cherokee that struck multiple parked vehicles while fleeing the scene. San Marcos police were able to identify the suspect after matching the description of the Jeep to a recent incident that happened in the same area. The Jeep was found a short time later at an apartment complex on Craddock Avenue, about two miles away. The Jeep had extensive front-end damage consistent with the crash that happened after the shooting.
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