NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth Article RatingEscaped Texas Murderer Killed by Police After Slaying Family of 5, Police Say
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43% : Gonzalo Lopez, 46, was killed in a shootout with police at about 10:30 p.m. Thursday in Jourdanton, Texas, about 35 miles south of San Antonio, after driving the family's pickup truck more than 220 miles from the cabin, said Jason Clark, spokesman for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.43% : He was being transported in a caged area of the bus from a prison in Gatesville, more than 100 miles west of the place where he escaped, to one in Huntsville for a medical appointment when he escaped in Leon County, a rural area between Dallas and Houston, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice has said.
32% : "Law enforcement in Atascosa County located the stolen vehicle, disabled it with spike strips, and gunfire ensued," Jason Clark said in a statement.
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