Austin Shooting: One Month Later, No New Info

0:00It's April 3rd. Welcome to El Paso News today, powered by AI. On March 1st, a gunman opened fire in Austin's West 6th Street entertainment district, killing three people, Savita Sean, Ryder Harrison, and Jorge Pedersen and injuring 15 others. FBI agents and local police lock down the area right away with crime scene tape marking the chaos. Over the past month, more than 150 FBI personnel from eight specialized units have dug deep into the shooter's motive, pulling together. Over 2,000 digital images and videos, early on, officials hinted at a possible terrorism link and held press conferences to update the public. The community still feels the weight of that night, with families grieving and folks calling louder for answers, as business bounces back on the street. Criminologists say it's standard for cops to stay quiet during active probes like this, especially when chasing electronic trails or foreign ties. One month in, both the FBI and Austin Police Department report no new info to share.

1:03The investigation's wide open, spanning agencies from Austin to San Antonio. They stress it's a long haul that could stretch months or even years. While security stays tight and victim services are there, at 512-974-5037, the push for closure keeps building in. This heartbroken city.