San Antonio police are seeking help identifying several persons of interest in a fatal shooting downtown last month.
San Antonio police are searching for multiple persons of interest involved in a deadly confrontation outside a downtown bar.
Justin Cliffe, 26, was killed outside a bar in the 100 block of Alamo Plaza on March 5. Police said Cliffe got into a confrontation about 2 a.m. with a group of men and two women outside the bar. Surveillance footage near the scene captured images of the five people involved in the confrontation. Some of those images have been released.During the fight, one of the men struck Cliffe, causing him to fall on the concrete. While Cliffe was unconscious on the ground, the group stole items from him without rendering aid.
Cliffe regained consciousness briefly and was taken to a friend’s house, where he lost consciousness again. He was taken to a hospital, where he died.
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