SAFD EMS crew injured, shot at while responding to call for service, officials say

SAN ANTONIO – Police are searching for a suspect vehicle that fired multiple rounds at a San Antonio Fire Department EMS crew.

The shooting happened around 2 a.m. Sunday in the 2500 block of Bandera Road, according to San Antonio police.

SAPD said the SAFD EMS crew was responding to a call for service when a silver Toyota drove by and fired multiple rounds at the three first responders.

The crew relocated to the fire station after the shooting. Two of the crew members were injured in the shooting.

One responder suffered a laceration to the head from a possible graze, another was injured with a minor laceration to the arm while taking cover, police said.

SAPD said the suspect vehicle has not been located.

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