Crime
38-year-old Heriberto Ramirez killed in Tyler restaurant shooting, suspect Scottie Goble in custody
The suspect’s vehicle had license plates that read “certified firefighter.”
Tyler, Texas – Heriberto “Eddie” Ramirez tragically lost his life after being shot in the abdomen during an incident at Juniors Taqueria, a family-owned business in Tyler.
The suspect, identified as Scottie Lee Goble, and others had been previously expelled from the restaurant months ago due to a service-related dispute.
The incident occurred on Friday, October 11th, at approximately 12:20 PM.
The suspects returned to the restaurant, placed an order, and then complained that it was incorrect.
Despite the owners’ attempts to resolve the issue, the individuals continued to exhibit aggressive behavior towards other customers.
The owners decided to refund the suspects’ order and asked them to leave the establishment.
However, the confrontation continued outside, and Eddie Ramirez intervened to help his brother and de-escalate the situation.
The suspect then opened fire, fatally injuring Eddie.
The suspect’s vehicle had license plates that read “certified firefighter.”
While Tyler Police have not confirmed whether the plates belong to an official fire department or if the suspect is a volunteer firefighter, they are investigating the matter.
The suspect was apprehended at the scene and transported to the Smith County Jail. He is facing murder charges and has been assigned a bond of $500,000.
Eddie Ramirez’s mother, Blanca Ramirez, has expressed her gratitude for the prayers and support offered to the family during this difficult time.
BEND, Ore. — Rhoam Summer, 5, has been identified as the first reported victim of the deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, where preliminary reports indicate that four victims, including three children and one adult, were killed. The 16-year-old suspect also died, bringing the reported death toll to five.
The shooting prompted a major law enforcement and emergency response Thursday afternoon, October 15, 2026, after Bend police issued an active-shooter alert at approximately 1:17 p.m. Authorities described a large police presence at the school and urged the public to avoid the area.
Information provided in preliminary reports indicated that the children killed were ages 5, 8 and 11. One teacher was also reported dead. Rhoam Summer, 5, was identified as the first victim publicly named in connection with the tragedy.
Authorities had not yet released the names of the other reported victims in the information available for this report.
According to preliminary information attributed to federal law enforcement, four victims died as a result of the shooting: three children and one adult. The suspected shooter, a 16-year-old Bend resident, was also reported dead.
This brings the reported total to five deaths, including the suspect.
Reports indicated that two additional people were transported for medical treatment in critical condition. They were described as a 7-year-old child and a 54-year-old teacher.
The reported casualties have not all been independently confirmed through a complete official victim list. Further information from law enforcement and medical authorities is needed to establish the final number of injured people and the conditions of those receiving treatment.
Preliminary reports identified the suspected shooter as a 16-year-old resident of Bend. The teenager was reportedly armed with a shotgun.
Scanner traffic and early reports indicated that a bystander, described as a Good Samaritan and possibly the father of a student, shot and killed the suspect. Reports also described the bystander as someone legally carrying a concealed firearm.
However, the circumstances surrounding the suspect’s death, including the identity and role of the bystander, require confirmation from law enforcement. These details should not be considered established facts until officials release an authoritative account.
Authorities had reported that the suspect was deceased, but further verified information about the sequence of events was not available in the preliminary reports summarized here.
Bend police issued an alert at approximately 1:17 p.m. Thursday reporting an active shooter at Silver Rail Elementary School in southeast Bend.
The initial alert provided limited information but warned residents of a large police presence and urged them to stay away from the area. Police, fire crews and emergency medical personnel responded to the school.
The incident triggered urgent safety measures as authorities worked to secure the campus, assess casualties and coordinate the emergency response.
Approximately 10 minutes after the initial alert, police announced that a reunification site had been established at Journey Church, located at 61303 S Highway 97, near Goodwill and Dairy Queen.
Families of students were instructed to go to the designated location to reunite with their children.
Parents also received alerts indicating that nearby schools, including Caldera High School and Jewell Elementary, had been placed under lockdown as a precaution while law enforcement responded to the shooting.
The shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School has left families and the Bend community facing a devastating loss. The reported deaths of three children and one adult, along with the death of the teenage suspect, have made the incident one of the most serious school emergencies reported in the area.
Investigators are expected to establish the sequence of events, confirm the identities of the victims, determine how the shooting unfolded and clarify the circumstances surrounding the suspect’s death.