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Photograph of a car that has bullet holes in it parked in a field. From San Marcos Record: "Caught red-handed in the act of stealing gasoline from a tank owned by A. J. Farris was Emilio Villareal. Villareal had the hose in his auto tank when both Mr. and Mrs. Farris fired shots into his car and hastened his surrender. Villareal was charged with burglary. Note the bullet holes in the side of the car." From October 15, 1959 issue.

Photograph of a car that has bullet holes in it parked in a field. From San Marcos Record: "Caught red-handed in the act of stealing gasoline from a tank owned by A. J. Farris was Emilio Villareal. Villareal had the hose in his auto tank when both Mr. and Mrs. Farris fired shots into his car and hastened his surrender. Villareal was charged with burglary. Note the bullet holes in the side of the car." From October 15, 1959 issue.

Photograph of a front seat of a burgled car that is full of various items including a brownie box camera, knife, beer, a club, and a flashlight. From San Marcos Record: "Caught red-handed in the act of stealing gasoline from a tank owned by A. J. Farris was Emilio Villareal. Villareal had the hose in his auto tank when both Mr. and Mrs. Farris fired shots into his car and hastened his surrender. Villareal was charged with burglary. Note the bullet holes in the side of the car." From October 15, 1959 issue.

Photograph of a car that has bullet holes in it parked in a field. From San Marcos Record: "Caught red-handed in the act of stealing gasoline from a tank owned by A. J. Farris was Emilio Villareal. Villareal had the hose in his auto tank when both Mr. and Mrs. Farris fired shots into his car and hastened his surrender. Villareal was charged with burglary. Note the bullet holes in the side of the car." From October 15, 1959 issue.

Photograph of a car being filled up with gas from a tank next to a tree. "From San Marcos Record: "Caught red-handed in the act of stealing gasoline from a tank owned by A. J. Farris was Emilio Villareal. Villareal had the hose in his auto tank when both Mr. and Mrs. Farris fired shots into his car and hastened his surrender. Villareal was charged with burglary. Note the bullet holes in the side of the car." From October 15, 1959 issue.

Photograph of a car parked on some open land, attached to a gas pump. Caught red-handed in the act of stealing gasoline from a tank owned by A. J. Farris was Emilio Villareal. Villareal had the hose in his auto tank when both Mr. and Mrs. Farris fired shots into his car and hastened his surrender. Villareal was charged with burglary. Note the bullet holes in the side of the car. October 15, 1959