A robbery inside a San Antonio shopping mall Sunday ended with shots fired on Sunday, leaving one person who tried to intervene dead, three others shot and another two people taken to hospital with non-shooting injuries, police and fire officials said. (Published Monday, Jan. 23, 2017) 
 
 What to Know Both armed robbery suspects are in custody and face preliminary charges of capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. 
 
 Two victims, a man and a woman, remain hospitalized in an unknown condition following the shooting and robbery. 
 
 The names of the good Samaritan, two victims and two robbers have not yet been released. 
 
 Two people are facing capital murder and aggravated assault charges after a robbery and fatal shooting inside a San Antonio shopping mall Sunday ended with one man dead and three others injured, including one of the robbers, police say. 
 
 Leslie Garza, the director of communications for the San Antonio mayor, told NBC News the robbery took place at about 3:30 p.m. Sunday at a Kay Jewelers inside the Rolling Oaks Mall on the northeast side of the city. 
 
 As two armed robbers ran the store, one of them fatally shot a "good Samaritan" who got in their way and tried to stop them, according to San Antonio Chief of Police William McManus. 
 
 Police have not said what the good Samaritan, identified Monday as 42-year-old Jonathan Murphy, tried to do to stop the men. 
 
 McManus said a witness to the shooting, who was carrying a licensed concealed weapon, shot and wounded the armed robber who killed Murphy. 
 
 San Antonio police spokesman Officer Doug Greene said Monday the man who shot one of the armed robbers was within his rights to use his gun. 
 
 "What we have here is a robbery gone really, really bad," McManus said, adding that the fatal shooting was "absolutely senseless." 
 
 The second robber ran from the mall, firing his weapon and injuring a man and a woman. 
 
 A witness who spoke to WOAI-TV said she heard as many as six gunshots. 
 
 San Antonio police and Bexar County Sheriff's Deputies arrived and the mall was locked down while a store-by-store sweep was conducted to search for the second gunman and anyone else who may have been involved. 
 
 Meanwhile, the injured man, woman and robber were all taken to area hospitals, according to San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood. Two other people not injured by gunfire — a woman who complained of chest pains and a pregnant woman who had labor pains — were also taken to local hospitals. 
 
 San Antonio Mayor Ivy Taylor and San Antonio police both tweeted Sunday night that the second robbery suspect had been arrested, though no other details about the arrest were immediately available. 
 
 "Today's deadly shooting at Rolling Oaks Mall is a tragedy for everyone involved and all of us affected," Taylor said in a statement posted on Facebook. 
 
 The investigation into the shooting is ongoing and police have not yet released the names of the suspected robbers or the victims injured and killed in the shooting. 
 
 Authorities said both suspects face preliminary charges of capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. 
 
 Copyright Associated Press / NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth ||||| SAN ANTONIO (AP) — The Latest on the shooting at a shopping mall in San Antonio (all times local): 
 
 10:30 p.m. 
 
 San Antonio police say a second suspect has been arrested in the deadly shooting and robbery that took place in a shopping mall. 
 
 Police confirm the person was taken into custody Sunday night. Additional details were not immediately available. 
 
 The shooting occurred Sunday afternoon after authorities said two men robbed a jewelry store at Rolling Oaks Mall. Police Chief William McManus previously said a “good Samaritan” who tried to stop the suspects was shot and killed. 
 
 The other robber was shot and injured by another individual, who had a licensed concealed handgun. 
 
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 7 p.m. 
 
 San Antonio’s police chief is describing the death of a man who was shot as he tried to stop two men after they robbed a jewelry store at a mall as “absolutely senseless.” 
 
 Police Chief William McManus says the “good Samaritan” came upon the two robbers as they fled a jewelry store at Rolling Oaks Mall on Sunday. 
 
 The man was shot by one of the robbers. That robber was then shot and injured by another individual, who had a licensed concealed handgun. 
 
 The second robber fled the mall, firing his weapon and injuring two others. Two women suffered non-shooting injuries. 
 
 Police are still searching for the second robber. 
 
 McManus described the incident as “a robbery gone really, really bad.” 
 
 The dead man’s name was not immediately released by authorities. 
 
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 5:55 p.m. 
 
 Authorities in San Antonio say one person is dead and five others have been injured after two men robbed a jewelry store in a San Antonio shopping mall. 
 
 Police Chief William McManus said that after the two suspects fled the store on Sunday, one of them fatally shot a “good Samaritan” who tried to stop them. 
 
 Another man, who was carrying a licensed concealed weapon, then shot and wounded that robber. 
 
 The other robber fled the mall, firing his weapon and injuring a man and a woman. Two other people were taken to the hospital suffering from non-shooting injuries. 
 
 McManus says police are still looking for the robber who is believed to have left the mall. McManus initially said that six people were injured. 
 
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 5:20 p.m. 
 
 Police in San Antonio say they have responded to a shooting at a large shopping mall. 
 
 Romana Lopez, a spokeswoman for San Antonio police, confirmed that police on Sunday were at Rolling Oaks Mall. 
 
 Lopez did not immediately provide any other details about the shooting. 
 
 Video from local television stations showed police cars and at least two ambulances at the mall. ||||| Shoppers with their children react after San Antonio police helped them exit the Rolling Oaks Mall after a deadly shooting Sunday, Jan. 22, 2017, in San Antonio. Authorities say several were injured after... (Associated Press) 
 
 Shoppers with their children react after San Antonio police helped them exit the Rolling Oaks Mall after a deadly shooting Sunday, Jan. 22, 2017, in San Antonio. Authorities say several were injured after a robbery at the shopping mall. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) (Associated Press) 
 
 SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Two suspects are in custody Monday after a robbery in a San Antonio shopping mall ended in a shooting that left one man dead and several other people injured, police said. 
 
 Police Chief William McManus said the two suspects robbed a jewelry store at the Rolling Oaks Mall on Sunday afternoon. After the two men fled the store, a man described by McManus as a "good Samaritan" tried to stop them. 
 
 One of the robbers fatally shot the man, McManus said. A second individual, who was carrying a licensed concealed handgun, then shot and wounded one robber. 
 
 The second suspect, who initially fled the scene, was apprehended Sunday night after a car crash in nearby Converse, police said in a statement early Monday. Two weapons were recovered from the suspect. 
 
 McManus called the fatal shooting "absolutely senseless." The victim's name was not immediately released by authorities. 
 
 The second robber fired his weapon as he fled the mall, injuring a man and a woman. They, along with the wounded robber, were taken to a hospital, said San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood. 
 
 Two other people — a woman who complained of chest pains and a pregnant woman who had labor pains — were also taken to hospitals, Hood said. 
 
 Authorities have released no details on the conditions of the injured bystanders, but police said the wounded suspect was in critical condition. 
 
 Authorities said both suspects face preliminary charges of capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Police have not released the names of the suspects.
– One person is dead and five more injured in what San Antonio's police chief calls a mall "robbery gone really, really bad." (The number of casualties was in flux.) Police say it began when two men robbed a Kay's Jewelers in the city's Rolling Oaks Mall, then were confronted by two people who tried to stop them as they left, reports MySanAntonio.com. One of the robbery suspects shot and killed one of the Good Samaritans, and the other Good Samaritan then shot and wounded that suspect, reports NBC Dallas-Fort Worth. The second suspect then took off through the mall and began shooting, say police. The AP reports that he injured a man and woman, while two others in the mall sustained non-shooting injuries. Both robbers were thought to be at large.