Laura Jáuregui was at the scene when the shooter entered and opened fire. Due to the incident, three seriously injured were reported.
A man entered a tea house in Austin, Texas, and unleashed what could have been a slaughter. The attacker entered – apparently at random – and started shooting, and then commit suicide. In the place was Laura Jaureguia 64-year-old Argentine woman, who passed away product of one of the shots.
The victim lived in Uruguay for over a decade and was owner of Hotel Brisas, located on the coast of the Department of Rocha. The tragic episode took place last Thursday, and also left a balance of three seriously injured, who were rushed to a nearby hospital. Furthermore, the attacker was identified as
The austin police reported that the episode is located under investigation and what are they looking for witnesses who can provide videos and photos to clarify the crime. Investigations suggest that it was a random attacksince the aggressor -identified as Tang-Kang Dave Chiang38 years old and Chinese nationality- had no relation to the victims.
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“This case is being investigated as the Austin 42nd homicide so far in 2023″, reported the Police of the Texan city, in USA.
How was the shooting in which the Argentine died
According to the official report published by the local Police, 911 received a emergency call around 5:00 p.m., in which it was reported about multiple shots inside of Teapioca Loungea tea house located in the mall open sky The Arboretumto the north of the city.
In the first calls it was reported about a active shooter, of whom, for the moment, no images have been released. The man would have shot Jauregui and another person, who were found seriously injured when the authorities arrived at the scene.
Jauregui died on the spot. The second victim, who was not identified, was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries,” they added in the police report, where it was also reported that Chiang was declared deceased at the scene after committing suicide.
Besides of Austin Police Departmentmembers of the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) of Austin-Travis County and the Austin Fire Department.
Source: Ambito
