San Antonio police are sounding the alarm after a surge in violent robberies tied to online sales—where buyers and sellers are putting their lives at risk. In a chilling recent case, a father and son were shot multiple times during a gold chain transaction on Baywell Drive; one suspect pulled a gun while another opened fire, leaving the son with leg wounds and the father injured in multiple areas. Authorities are urging both buyers and sellers to avoid private meetings, especially at homes or cars, and instead use designated public safe zones like QuikTrip stores or police substations. If someone refuses to meet at one of these spots, it’s a major warning sign. Also, be skeptical of deals that seem too good to be true—they may involve stolen goods—and always prioritize your safety: if something feels off, walk away.
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