A Texas father suffered Medical episode He died while trying to save his teenage son, who was killed in the accidental shooting of his brother, according to authorities and a local report.
Police responded to a shooting at a Texas City home shortly before 1:30 a.m. and found 17-year-old Joshua Gonzalez dead upon arrival, police said. Texas City Police Department He said.
Police said the investigation determined that Joshua Gonzalez's 15-year-old brother “accidentally fired the gun,” leading to the 17-year-old's death.
“While attempting to take life-saving measures, the victim’s father, Julian Gonzalez, tragically suffered a fatal medical incident,” police said.
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Police said Jay Gonzalez died after suffering a medical episode while trying to save the life of his 17-year-old son, who also died after his younger brother accidentally shot him. (Jay Gonzalez/Facebook)
Julian Gonzalez, also known as Jay, had a heart attack while trying to save his son's life and died. FOX26 Houston reported. Gonzalez was a prominent tattoo artist in the area.
“He did so much for so many people. And now he's gone. I know this world will feel it. He touched so many hearts. He did so much for the community,” said Milo Salazar, Gonzalez's friend and business partner. The station.
Jay Gonzalez owned Artistic Image Tattoo studio in Texas City and was remembered as a devoted father, FOX26 Houston reported. (Jay Gonzalez/Facebook)
Police said investigators questioned the 15-year-old brother and later released him pending further investigation.
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Family and friends told FOX26 they are still concerned about the safety of Gonzalez's 15-year-old son after the tragic accident.
“All that trauma and pain and questions and 'what ifs' and guilt and blaming himself, all despite the fact that it was just an accident,” Salazar said.
Jay Gonzalez owns Artistic Image Tattoo Studio in Texas CityLocated about 42 miles southeast of Houston, he is remembered as a devoted father and a kind-hearted businessman who helps those in need, according to the station.
