This sleepy little town a hundred miles southwest of San Antonio is about to become the setting of the new trial to rock the nation. Following the informers' leads, the police vans roared down the streets of San Jose de Maria. With its proximity to both the border and San Antonio metropolitan area, has long been a favorite of the Caetano smuggling family. What happened later is open to discussion. According to the police spokesman Captain Tom Rodriguez, the residents of 240 Oak Street, a modest split-level at the southern end of the town, resisted arrest.
Shots rang out.
When the smoke settled, two people lay dead. Another one, Alejandro Mayta, two weeks short of his 18th birthday, died of wounds on the way to the hospital. They didn't identify themselves or nothing and started dragging people out of beds and pushing them around and shooting in the air. There are lot of cholos running around. But there was no drugs.