Fake gun found in same Texas district where student with pellet gun was killed by cops This 2011 photo shows Jaime Gonzalez, the 15-year-old who was killed by police inside his Brownsville, Texas school when he brandished what turned out to be a pellet gun (CBS/AP) BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Authorities in the South Texas school district where a student with a pellet gun was fatally shot by police last week have found a gun that shoots blanks and a machete in a student's car on another campus in the district. Brownsville school district spokeswoman Drue Brown says campus police acting on a tip found the items Tuesday morning at Lopez High School. She says the student and a parent were at the school and gave police permission to search the vehicle. Brown says no one at the school was in danger and police were questioning the student. The discovery came six days after 15-year-old Jaime Gonzalez was shot and killed in a Cummings Middle School hallway when he refused to put down a pellet gun that police believed was a handgun. More on Crimesider Jan. 4, 2012 - Police shoot and kill armed eighth-grader at Texas school