San Antonio police still want to find who killed Christopher Lozano. It has been almost nine years since he died in a West Side shooting.
Cops went to a home near El Paso and Barclay streets. It was about 9 p.m. on July 27, 2017. Lozano was outside the home. A gray four door Nissan car pulled up. Someone inside the car fired several shots. The bullets hit Lozano. The car sped off.
This case matters because it is still open. San Antonio is a big South Texas city. Cold cases like this one hurt families all over the area. A killing with no answers leaves a family waiting year after year. It also leaves the shooter free.
Cops found Lozano hurt from the gunshots. They rushed him to a hospital. He died there from his wounds.
Cops have worked this case since 2017. They have not named a suspect. They also have not said why someone shot him. Cops have not said much about the car other than it was a gray sedan that drove off.
Cold cases like this one need tips from the public. A witness who saw the gray car, or anyone who knows what happened that night, could help crack the case. Police are talking about this case again now, hoping a new tip will turn up after all these years.
Crime Stoppers is now giving a reward of up to $5,000. The reward goes to anyone whose tip leads to an arrest.
Right now, the case is still open. There are no suspects and no known reason for the shooting. Cops want anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers at (210) 224-7867. You do not have to give your name. Cops say they are still trying to find who shot Christopher Lozano, and why.
