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Summary based on 11 sources
Jason Huizar, a 34-year-old Hispanic man from San Antonio, Texas, was tragically shot and killed on January 1, 2025, marking the city's first homicide of the year. The incident occurred off Paso Chico Alley near South Brazos Street, where Huizar was fatally wounded following what his family believes may have been a dispute. His sudden death has left his loved ones devastated, particularly his three children, who are now without their father. His partner, Alexandria Mares, expressed her grief, stating that their children will only remember that their father is gone and cannot be brought back.

Huizar was known for his love of dancing and his deep affection for his family, especially his children. His brother, Jesse Hinojosa, recalled how Huizar had a unique ability to bring joy to those around him, making everyone smile. The family has been actively seeking answers regarding the circumstances of his death, demanding justice for the loss of their beloved family member.

San Antonio Police Department reported that witnesses saw another man fleeing the scene where the gunshots originated. Authorities later apprehended this individual on a felony warrant, though they have not confirmed whether he is directly connected to Huizar’s murder. As of the latest updates, SAPD has not disclosed any arrests specifically related to the case, stating that the investigation remains ongoing.

In response to the tragedy, Huizar’s family organized a fundraising event to cover burial expenses, hosting a plate sale at the corner of Culebra and NW 24th at Monarch Dental. Donations for funeral arrangements were directed to Texas Funeral Home on Castroville Road, with additional contributions accepted via CashApp. The family continues to seek justice, hoping that those responsible for Huizar’s death will be held accountable.