2 dead, 4 hurt in shooting at San Antonio's Market Square

Police reportedly opened fire after a pair of suspects began shooting at each other at a Fiesta event.

Two people are dead and four more injured after a shooting early Sunday morning at Market Square as Fiesta was winding down, according to San Antonio police., San Antonio Police Department Chief William McManus said two suspects who fired shots at each other at Market Square had died and four other people received non-life threatening injuries. A pair of SAPD officers who fired on the suspects are uninjured, he said.

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