Celebrate Safely This Fourth | San Antonio News

San Antonio News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jul 1, 2026 · 1m

San Antonio is sounding the alarm ahead of the Fourth of July, warning residents that celebratory gunfire isn’t just illegal—it’s dangerous. Under Texas law, firing a weapon recklessly in cities over 100,000 people (like San Antonio) is a Class A misdemeanor, carrying hefty fines and jail time. Police Chief William McManus emphasized that bullets don’t disappear—they can travel far and injure innocent bystanders or damage property. With a spike in stray bullet incidents each year, law enforcement is stepping up patrols and launching the “Call the Shots” campaign to educate the public and…