A man was shot and killed by Texas DPS in Austin last week. The incident occurred after the man allegedly stole an ambulance in Fort Worth. The identity of the man has been determined by police. Further details about the incident are available from the source, FOX 7 Austin, as police have released limited information about the events surrounding the man's death.
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