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Arrest made in robbery that killed two teenagers at south-west apartment

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SAN ANTONIO — A 19-year-old man is facing a capital murder charge in connection with a south west side robbery that ended with two teenagers dead, according to arrest documents. The shooting happened June 23 at the Scott at Medio Creek apartment complex. Police say 19-year-old Christian Lopez and a 16-year-old suspect lured 14-year-old Michael Alvarez to the apartment complex under the guise of buying THC vape pens. Investigators allege the teens planned to rob Alvarez at gunpoint.
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'In the end, all we have is each other': Kerrville police recall community's resilience one year after deadly July 4 floods Original

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KERRVILLE, Texas — One year after devastating floodwaters tore through Kerrville, two police officers who spent those harrowing hours rescuing residents say the memories that linger most aren't just of destruction and loss. They're memories of neighbors helping neighbors. f strangers answering the call. And of a community that refused to let each other face tragedy alone. This story continues below. More in Features For Kerrville Police Department Sgt.
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