Allan Roquemore, 32, a male and Black/African American, was shot in the early morning hours of June 21, 2025, after an argument outside a cluster of downtown San Antonio bars near the 700 block of North Alamo Street. Police were called just before 2:30 a.m. and found Allan Roquemore down in a parking area by the businesses; the Bexar County Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide caused by gunfire.
He was pronounced dead at the scene as officers secured the lot and began piecing together what started as a dispute and erupted into fatal violence.
Witness accounts and initial police statements described the confrontation as unfolding in a private lot near Bentley’s Beer Garden and adjacent nightlife spots, a busy crossroads where late-night crowds often spill from patios to cars. What began as words between Allan Roquemore, 32, male, and another man became a flash of muzzle fire that sent people diving for cover; when the shooter fled into the downtown grid, investigators were left with shell casings and camera angles to sort through. The medical examiner’s confirmation of a gunshot homicide set the tone for a case that, even in its first days, carried the hallmarks of a targeted dispute rather than random crossfire.
By the following days, authorities had not announced an arrest. San Antonio police said the shooter left the scene, and detectives worked to pull surveillance video and additional statements, asking anyone with information to come forward. Local outlets reiterated that no suspect description had been formally released and that the investigation remained active, leaving the death of Allan Roquemore, 32, male, as an unanswered wound in the city’s weekend timeline. Public records and community memorial pages tied his name and age to the date—June 21, 2025—fixing the loss in both official ledgers and neighborhood memory while the search for the person responsible continued.
Separately, publicly available victim registries identified Allan Roquemore, 32, male, as Black/African American and documented the essentials of the case—his name, age, city, and date—aligning with medical and law-enforcement accounts. The picture that emerges is stark and spare: a summertime argument in a downtown parking lot, a gun drawn, and a life ended before sunrise, with no arrests announced and the suspect still at large as detectives press for leads.
