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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Family Sues School District In Student's Death


SAN ANTONIO -- At just 14, Derek Lopez was shot and killed last November.

The shooter was a Northside Independent School District police officer, who said he saw Lopez fighting with another student and began chasing him.

Now months later, that is all that remains clear.

"It was literally one punch thrown, that was it," Lopez's lawyer, Wallace Brylak, said.

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