San Antonio, January 17, 2026
The family of Katrael Delosier, an Amazon employee who was tragically shot outside a San Antonio warehouse, has sought legal recourse through the Gamez Law Firm. The shooting stemmed from a violent confrontation between coworkers. Authorities have arrested two suspects linked to the incident. Delosier’s family is devastated, calling for justice and accountability while a GoFundMe has been established to assist his partner and children. Amazon has expressed condolences and is cooperating with law enforcement amidst escalating security measures at the facility.
San Antonio, Texas – Family of Amazon Worker Fatally Shot Outside Warehouse Seeks Justice
San Antonio, Texas – The family of 26-year-old Katrael Delosier, an Amazon employee fatally shot outside a Bexar County warehouse on January 11, 2026, has retained the Gamez Law Firm to seek accountability and justice. The firm announced a news conference on January 16, 2026, to address the circumstances surrounding Delosier’s death and to ensure the family’s rights are protected throughout the legal process.
Details of the Shooting
Delosier was killed in the parking lot of the Amazon Fulfillment Center off U.S. Highway 90 West. The incident occurred around 10 p.m. when an argument between an Amazon employee and another worker, Johnny Bermea III, escalated into a planned fight during their break. The employee contacted friends for assistance, referring to them as “backup.” During the altercation, Bermea was confronted by the employee and Delosier. A man exited a vehicle and began shooting before fleeing the scene. Delosier was transported to the hospital, where he later died. Bermea survived and was listed in stable condition.
Arrests and Charges
Investigators identified Jamari McKillion, 21, and David Perez Morales Jr., 20, as the individuals involved in the shooting. Both were arrested on first-degree felony murder warrants. McKillion was detained at another Amazon warehouse on the East Side, and his vehicle was seized as evidence. Morales was arrested outside a family’s home. Both suspects are being held at the Bexar County Jail with bail set at $300,000 each.
Family’s Response
Delosier’s family has expressed devastation over his death. His brother described him as a dedicated father who had recently completed college to become a mechanic and was in the process of buying a home for his family. A GoFundMe page has been set up to support his partner and two sons. The family has also called for a thorough investigation into the circumstances leading to Delosier’s death.
Amazon’s Statement
In response to the incident, Amazon stated that it is “heartbroken by the tragic loss of a valued member of our team” and is providing support to the family and counseling support to employees. The company has increased security at the Southwest Side facility and is cooperating with law enforcement in their investigation.
Background
Prior to the shooting, there were “warning signs” of violence at the warehouse. The Gamez Law Firm is committed to gathering facts, reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident, and ensuring the family’s rights are protected throughout the legal process.
FAQ
Who was Katrael Delosier?
Katrael Delosier was a 26-year-old Amazon employee who was fatally shot outside a Bexar County warehouse on January 11, 2026. He was described as a dedicated father who had recently completed college to become a mechanic and was in the process of buying a home for his family.
What led to the shooting?
The shooting resulted from an argument between an Amazon employee and another worker, Johnny Bermea III, which escalated into a planned fight during their break. The employee contacted friends for assistance, referring to them as “backup.” During the altercation, Bermea was confronted by the employee and Delosier. A man exited a vehicle and began shooting before fleeing the scene.
What actions have been taken by authorities?
Investigators identified Jamari McKillion, 21, and David Perez Morales Jr., 20, as the individuals involved in the shooting. Both were arrested on first-degree felony murder warrants. McKillion was detained at another Amazon warehouse on the East Side, and his vehicle was seized as evidence. Morales was arrested outside a family’s home. Both suspects are being held at the Bexar County Jail with bail set at $300,000 each.
What is Amazon’s response to the incident?
Amazon stated that it is “heartbroken by the tragic loss of a valued member of our team” and is providing support to the family and counseling support to employees. The company has increased security at the Southwest Side facility and is cooperating with law enforcement in their investigation.
Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Incident | Fatal shooting of Katrael Delosier outside Bexar County Amazon warehouse on January 11, 2026. |
| Suspects | Jamari McKillion, 21, and David Perez Morales Jr., 20, arrested on first-degree felony murder warrants. |
| Family’s Response | Retained Gamez Law Firm to seek accountability and justice; GoFundMe page set up to support Delosier’s partner and two sons. |
| Amazon’s Statement | Expressed heartbreak over the loss; increased security at the facility; cooperating with law enforcement. |
| Background | Gamez Law Firm cites “warning signs” of violence at the warehouse; committed to gathering facts and protecting family’s rights. |
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