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Frost Bank employee fatally shoots himself outside Northwest Side bank, SAPD says

KSAT San Antonio

July 8, 2026

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Frost Bank employee fatally shoots himself outside Northwest Side bank, SAPD says

A man who police say was employed by Frost Bank shot and killed himself outside one of the company’s Northwest Side locations, according to authorities.

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