Doctor shot in stone oak

[King]

Not in trouble, but I'm assuming not all next of kin has been notified. And since the board is so wide-spread, and the place is so local - it's not far-fetched that somebody knows her/them. It'll be on the news soon enough, I'm sure. There are a lot of us from the office that use that medical center. That's how I found out. News travels fast.

[Denver>SA]

woai has the name


julie abbot

[thispego]

what kind of doctor was she?

[Denver>SA]

http://www.woai.com/news/local/story...5-360946d20124

[Denver>SA]

[thispego]

what kind of doctor was she?

Internal Medicine

[thispego]

Sad, very very Sad

[King]

what kind of doctor was she?

Internal Medicine. General practice.

[King]

gah...

Witnesses told News 4 Dr. Abbott was attempting to break up a fight between the man and his wife at the time of the shooting.

[MoSpur]

So, she was trying to do good and the guy shoots her??? Wow.

[peewee's lovechild]

gah...

Witnesses told News 4 Dr. Abbott was attempting to break up a fight between the man and his wife at the time of the shooting.

No good deed goes unpunished.

[Denver>SA]

No good deed goes unpunished.

[MannyIsGod]

Why did it suspect it was your doctor? There are tons of doctors in that area.

[King]

Not just the area, it was the exact address of the medical offices. I saw that it was 255 Sonterra, and a female doctor. Just a gut feeling.

[mrsmaalox]

Really terrible.

[FromWayDowntown]

That's terrible, terrible news. It's shameful that some jackass could inflict such needless pain because someone had the temerity to tell him that he was acting like a jackass.

[BacktoBasics]

That's terrible, terrible news. It's shameful that some jackass could inflict such needless pain because someone had the temerity to tell him that he was acting like a jackass.

Maybe she attacked him and he defended himself with his legal firearm. Thank god we let people own and carry guns. I know I've gotten into fights with strangers before when people try to tell me to stop yelling and belittling my wife in public.

There is always two sides

[thispego]

Maybe she attacked him and he defended himself with his legal firearm. Thank god we let people own and carry guns. I know I've gotten into fights with strangers before when people try to tell me to stop yelling and belittling my wife in public.

There is always two sides

try again

[FromWayDowntown]

Maybe she attacked him and he defended himself with his legal firearm. Thank god we let people own and carry guns. I know I've gotten into fights with strangers before when people try to tell me to stop yelling and belittling my wife in public.

There is always two sides

If he was fighting with his wife, as was reported, being "attacked" by an intervener is hardly an excuse for killing that intervener.

You're right, however, that I should be reluctant to jump to conclusions without knowing what actually happened. My apologies for assuming the guy is a s bag -- I should wait to see if the facts prove him to be a s bag.

Your admission, however, is rather curious . . . . I'm not sure that a man has some fundamental right to yell at or belittle his wife in public or to shoot anyone who interferes with his exercise of that "right."

[BacktoBasics]

try again

Although not likely it could very well happen. She stuck her nose in someone else's business. She may have gone after him. As if any of us here know.

I can promise you this much. Had a women and a man been fighting and a man went over to break it up and some shot him. We'd all be taking a completely different spin on this.

"yeah some stranger came over and attacked Billy blah blah blah so I shot him." You guys all think alike. 99% of the general public flat fails to even begin to try to think something out. They just eat whats in front of them because they're hungry like stupid ing cattle.

I wouldn't be suprised if the cop unloaded his gun a bit early too. Can never be too careful with people these days. Not saying the cop did anything wrong...just sayin.

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

This information is based on a preliminary investigation. At approximately 1:15 PM, San Antonio Police received a call for a shooting at 225 E. Sonterra. Officer Michael Blanquiz, a 7-year veteran, was in the immediate area and arrived within one minute of the call. As Officer Blanquiz arrived, he proceeded to the rear of the medical building and immediately saw a male standing over a female, who was shot and lying on the ground. Officer Blanquiz also saw that the male was armed with a handgun. Officer Blanquiz immediately exited his patrol car, drew his service weapon, and verbally ordered the suspect to drop his weapon. Instead, the suspect began to advance towards Officer Blanquiz. Officer Blanquiz retreated for cover behind his patrol car, while at the same time the suspect continued to advance. Fearing for his life, and the life of bystanders, Officer Blanquiz fired his weapon multiple times, striking the suspect. After being shot, the suspect went down and was then contained for medical attention. Officer Blanquiz was not injured. The revolver handgun the suspect was holding was recovered at the scene.

EMS responded to the scene and both the suspect and victim were transported to University Hospital for treatment. The victim, identified below, subsequently died from her gunshot wounds and the suspect is currently in surgery at University Hospital. The victim is a physician at the location where the shooting occurred, and it’s believed that the suspect is the spouse of one of the victim’s patients. At this time, the motive of the shooting is not known.

The iden y of the suspect is being withheld pending the filing of formal charges.

[FromWayDowntown]

I can promise you this much. Had a women and a man been fighting and a man went over to break it up and some shot him. We'd all be taking a completely different spin on this.

If a woman shot a man who was just trying to break up a fight, I'd think that was an indefensible act, too.

[tlongII]

Sometimes B2B just needs to shut the up.

[King]

Although not likely it could very well happen. She stuck her nose in someone else's business. She may have gone after him. As if any of us here know.

I can promise you this much. Had a women and a man been fighting and a man went over to break it up and some shot him. We'd all be taking a completely different spin on this.

"yeah some stranger came over and attacked Billy blah blah blah so I shot him." You guys all think alike. 99% of the general public flat fails to even begin to try to think something out. They just eat whats in front of them because they're hungry like stupid ing cattle.

I wouldn't be suprised if the cop unloaded his gun a bit early too. Can never be too careful with people these days. Not saying the cop did anything wrong...just sayin.

So, if the fight was physical, she shouldn't have 'stuck her nose in someone's business?'

I thought you taught common sense, coach.

[Los Spurs]

Sometimes B2B just needs to shut the up.