Felipe Hernandez, a 17-year-old Hispanic male from Dallas, Texas, tragically lost his life on November 22, 2018. He was shot around 9:45 a.m. on Thanksgiving morning in the Buckner Terrace neighborhood near Skyline High School. Witnesses reported seeing three men running towards the school immediately after hearing gunshots. Felipe was found on the pavement outside Skyline High School and was later pronounced dead at Baylor University Medical Center.
The investigation into Felipe's death
led to a police search for three suspects believed to be involved in the shooting. Dallas Police Department's Homicide Unit, along with Crime Stoppers, offered a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and indictment of those responsible. Despite these efforts, no arrests have been made public, and the case remains unsolved.
Felipe's death has left a significant impact on his family, friends, and the community. His mother, Zanaida Hernandez, and his sisters, Brenda Martinez and Berenice Hernandez, along with numerous other family members and friends, continue to mourn his loss. The community has also been deeply affected, with many calling for justice and an end to youth gun violence.
The investigation into Felipe's murder is ongoing, and authorities continue to seek leads and information from the public. The case highlights the devastating consequences of gun violence and the importance of community involvement in solving such crimes.
Felipe's story is a tragic reminder of the need for continued efforts to address and prevent youth gun violence. His memory lives on through the love and support of his family and friends, who continue to seek justice for his untimely death.
