Shooting at Spurs Game: Victim Survives, Suspect Arrested

0:00Welcome to NBA News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NBA fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. A shooting broke out in a packed parking lot at the Frostbang Center right after the spurs game wrapped up on Thursday night. One man got shot twice in the upper body when he approached a pickup truck driver who had just hit a parked car. The Bexar County Sheriff's Office arrested the suspect right there at the scene. This happened around 10.04 p.m. in Lot 7 as thousands of fans headed to their vehicles. The 48-year-old victim went to a San Antonio hospital for surgery after his condition suddenly worsened. Officials first thought it was one through and through shoulder wound, but they found a second bullet nearby. Sheriff Javier Salazar praised the deputy tactical medic and an off-duty nurse who jumped in with lifesaving aid almost right away. He noted how crowded the area was and said they were lucky no one else got hurt in the chaos. Witnesses did the right thing by noting details without getting too close.

1:00The 47-year-old suspect now faces charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, which could get upgraded if the victim doesn't make it. Salazar thinks the man will pull through, thanks to the quick response. Salazar had a clear message for bystanders at big events like this, be eyes and ears, but stay safe and don't try to intervene yourself. It's a reminder that things can turn dangerous fast in a crowd. CNN is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels, built for listening and bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com