(Bexar County Sheriff) 
 
 Flores, 41, who had a criminal past and was armed, was shot by two deputies after non-lethal weapons proved unsuccessful in subduing him during a 20-minute struggle, cops allege. Photo: Bexar County Sheriff's Office 
 
 Image 2 of 76 The Bexar County Sheriff's Department investigates Friday August 28, 2015 at the scene of an officer involved shooting in Northwest Bexar County on the 24,000 block of Walnut Pass near Boerne Stage Road. The deadly confrontation between Gilbert Flores and two Bexar County Sheriff deputies took place Friday after authorities were called to a domestic disturbance at a northwest San Antonio home, police said. Flores was flown to an area hospital where he died later. Deputies Greg Vasquez and Robert Sanchez, with the force more than 10 years, were placed on administrative leave. The officers, dispatched to the location for burglary, have been placed on administrative ... more Photo: Screen Grab Courtesy 21 Pro Video 
 
 Image 22 of 76 Gilbert Flores 
 
 Age: 41 Cause: Gunshot Agency: Bexar County Sheriff's Office Aug. 28, 2015 — Gilbert Flores 
 
 Age: 41 Cause: Gunshot Agency: Bexar County Sheriff's Office Aug. 28, 2015 — Photo: Bexar County Sheriff's Office 
 
 Image 23 of 76 Details: Two Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies shot Gilbert Flores, armed with a kinfe, after responding to a family violence call where they found a woman who had been cut on the head and an 18-month-old baby they believed might be injured. Sheriff Susan Pamerleau told reporters on Friday that Flores resisted arrest and that attempts to subdue him with a Taser and shield failed. Details: Two�Bexar County Sheriff’s deputies shot Gilbert Flores, armed with a kinfe, after responding to a family violence call where they found a woman who had been cut on the head and an 18-month-old TwoBexar County Sheriff’s deputies shot Gilbert Flores, armed with a kinfe, after responding to a family violence call where they found a woman who had been cut on the head and an 18-month-old ... more Photo: John Davenport, San Antonio Express-News 
 
 Image 24 of 76 Joe Angel Cisneros III 
 
 Age: 28 Cause: Gunshot Agency: San Antonio Police Department June 26, 2015 — �Joe Angel Cisneros III 
 
 Age: 28 Cause: Gunshot Agency:�San Antonio Police Department ... more June 26, 2015 — Photo: Bexar County Sheriff's Office 
 
 Image 25 of 76 Details: Cisneros was pronounced dead in the 7600 block of Marbach Road after being shot by an officer following a foot chase and shooting at nearby John Jay High School. SAPD Interim Chief Anthony Treviño said at the time that a handgun fell out of Cisneros' waistband as he jumped over an 8-foot fence but that it was unclear whether Cisneros had the gun in his hand at the time he was shot immediately following the incident, or whether he had just been reaching for it after it fell to the ground. Both have been with the Sheriff's Office for at least 10 years. After being hit by the car Redoux was trying to steal and fighting Redoux hand-to-hand, Silva was "compelled to use deadly force" and fired at least two rounds, police said. The restaurant has settled a lawsuit filed by Jones' family for an undisclosed amount; the case has been referred to the Bexar County District Attorney's Office but has not been referred to a grand jury. Details:�Jones was allegedly shot in the back by off-duty San Antonio police officer Robert Encina, who was working security�in the drive-through area of Chacho’s and Chalucci’s on the Northeast �Jones was allegedly shot in the back by off-duty San Antonio police officer Robert Encina, who was working security�in the drive-through area of Chacho’s and Chalucci’s on the Northeast ... more Photo: By Jacob Beltran, San Antonio Express-News 
 
 Image 47 of 76 Andrew Beard Nov. 20, 2013 — Age: 46 Cause: Gunshot Agency: Castle Hills Police Department 
 
 Details: Castle Hills Police Capt. Johnson fired back, killing Fredette; Connell was shot during the incident and later recovered. The woman was holding a baby, who also appeared to have been injured.
– A disturbing video shot Friday in Texas appears to show the fatal police shooting of a suspect while his arms are raised in surrender. The KSAT video, which runs more than four minutes and was shot from a distance, shows two Bexar County Sheriff deputies, Greg Vasquez and Robert Sanchez, approach Gilbert Flores in a San Antonio neighborhood after a call about a domestic dispute. Around the one-minute mark, Flores raises his arms and the officers appear to fire at least two shots from about 10 yards away. Flores appears to slouch forward before falling to the ground. An officer approaches Flores' seemingly lifeless body 30 seconds later, grabs his arm, and drags him along the ground. An ambulance arrives just before the video ends. Police say they first tried to subdue Flores, 41, with a Taser and shield before shooting him, per the San Antonio Express-News. It isn't clear how many shots were fired or how many times Flores was hit. Police say the 20-minute encounter began when officers visited a home in the area to find a bleeding woman with a cut on her head, holding a baby who may have been injured, per KSAT. They say Flores, who had a criminal record, was there holding a knife. "Certainly, what's in the video is a cause for concern," a sheriff tells the New York Daily News. "But it's important to let the investigation go through its course." A district attorney agrees the video is "troubling," telling KSAT, "There's actually another video with a better view that is very close." He adds, "There's a lot of information before, including 911 calls and information from different witnesses inside the house." On Facebook, Bexar County police slam KSAT for posting the video, calling the move "unethical and sad" and "sensational behavior," noting it has resulted in "physical threats toward our deputies." Vasquez and Sanchez are both on administrative leave.