Security Guard Fires at Woman Attempting to Flee

Security guard incident in San Antonio

San Antonio, August 19, 2025

News Summary

A security guard in San Antonio shot at a woman who allegedly tried to run him over after being escorted from a business. The incident, occurring early Sunday morning, didn’t result in any injuries or arrests. Police are conducting an investigation to determine the appropriate charges.

 

San Antonio

A security guard fired multiple shots at a woman who allegedly tried to run him over early Sunday morning after she was escorted from a business, police said. The incident occurred around 1:30 a.m.</b. on the 3600 block of South W.W. White Road, near Southeast Military Drive. No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made as the investigation continues.

What happened

Police responded to reports of a shooting in progress at the scene. According to investigators, staff at a nearby business asked a woman to leave after she was causing a disturbance inside the establishment. A 35-year-old security guard employed by the business escorted the woman to her vehicle, described by police as a white Ford F-150.

While at the vehicle, the woman allegedly attempted to run the security guard over multiple times. In response, the security guard fired multiple rounds toward the truck. The woman then left the scene in her vehicle. Authorities reported no injuries to the guard, the woman, or bystanders. The San Antonio Police Department is continuing its investigation and has not yet apprehended the woman.

Current status and police action

Investigators were dispatched after receiving calls about a shooting in progress. Officers are searching for the woman involved and have cleared the scene for evidence processing. As of the latest update, there have been no arrests related to the incident. The case is under active investigation and police will determine whether charges are appropriate after reviewing evidence, witness accounts, and any available video.

Key details

  • Date/time: Early Sunday, around 1:30 a.m.
  • Location: 3600 block of South W.W. White Road, near Southeast Military Drive, San Antonio
  • Security guard: 35 years old, working for a nearby business
  • Vehicle: White Ford F-150
  • Action: Woman escorted from business, allegedly tried to run over guard multiple times, guard fired multiple shots
  • Injuries: None reported
  • Arrests: None reported; suspect not in custody
  • Investigation: Ongoing; police searching for the woman involved

Background context

Incidents involving security personnel and patrons can lead to criminal investigations to determine whether use of force was lawful or excessive. Police typically gather witness statements, any available surveillance or dash-cam video, and physical evidence before deciding on charges. In this case, investigators will evaluate whether the security guard’s actions were in self-defense and whether the woman committed any crimes by allegedly attempting to strike the guard with her vehicle.

Key features of the incident
Feature Detail
Time Early Sunday, around 1:30 a.m.
Location 3600 block of South W.W. White Road, near Southeast Military Drive
People involved 35-year-old security guard; unidentified adult woman
Vehicle White Ford F-150
Outcomes No injuries; no arrests; investigation ongoing

Timeline

Date/Time Event Status / Source
Early Sunday, around 1:30 a.m. Business staff ask woman to leave after disturbance; security guard escorts her to vehicle Reported to police; investigation ongoing
Shortly after 1:30 a.m. Woman allegedly attempts to run over security guard multiple times Reported to police; evidence being collected
Shortly after Security guard fires multiple shots toward the truck; woman drives off Reported to police; no injuries reported
Following the incident Police search for the woman; no arrests made Investigation ongoing

What this means

For local readers, the incident highlights that confrontations at businesses can escalate quickly and may involve firearms and vehicles. The immediate public-safety implications are limited because no injuries were reported and the scene was cleared, but the ongoing investigation means legal outcomes remain uncertain. Members of the public should be aware that details reported early in an investigation are provisional: allegations may change as police collect evidence and review video or witness statements.

Limitations and uncertainties include the following: the account is based on police reports and initial findings, the woman involved has not been identified or located, and the exact number of shots fired and any surveillance footage have not been publicly disclosed. Authorities will release more information as the investigation progresses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly happened?

Police say a woman was asked to leave a business after causing a disturbance, was escorted to her vehicle by a 35-year-old security guard, allegedly tried to run over the guard multiple times, and prompted the guard to fire multiple shots toward her truck. The woman then drove away and no injuries were reported.

Where and when did this occur?

The incident took place on the 3600 block of South W.W. White Road near Southeast Military Drive in San Antonio, early Sunday morning at around 1:30 a.m.

Were there any injuries?

No injuries were reported to the security guard, the woman, or bystanders.

Were any arrests made?

No arrests have been reported. The woman involved has not been apprehended and the case remains under investigation.

What vehicle was involved?

The woman left the scene in a white Ford F-150, according to police descriptions.

Is the security guard under investigation?

Yes. Police are investigating the shooting to determine whether the guard’s use of force was justified under the circumstances.

What should local residents do if they have information?

Residents with information should contact San Antonio police through their non-emergency contact options or the tip line as provided by law enforcement to assist the ongoing investigation.

 

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