Gonzalo Lopez attacked a prison bus driver on May 12 and escaped in a rural part of Texas, where he allegedly killed an adult and four children at home.
was killed in a shootout Thursday after he killed an adult and four children at a home, officials said.
It was not immediately clear what department the officers who killed Lopez were from, he said. No officers were injured. “This is a tragedy that you had five individuals who lost their lives,” Clark said. “I am thankful that tonight Gonzalo Lopez is unable to harm anyone else.”
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