A fatal Texas workplace shooting left three dead at a landscape business on Saturday. San Antonio police are investigating the motive behind the targeted attack.
Three employees of a landscape supply business in Texas were fatally shot Saturday morning, authorities said.
San Antonio Police Chief Bill McManus told reporters that investigators "don’t know the motive right now, but it was not random."
The business was located on Stahl Road in San Antonio.
"There may be others wounded, but we're not sure," McManus said at the time.
McManus later confirmed on social media that the suspect was found "down" with a "self-inflicted" wound following a manhunt. It wasn't clear if the suspect was dead.
Neither the suspect nor the victims have been identified. The victims were two men and one woman, McManus said.
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Following the shooting, SWAT and negotiators with the San Antonio Police Department were at the scene along with the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the San Antonio Police Department for comment.
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