Edward Trejo, 29, of San Antonio when he was struck multiple times during the heated altercation with a neighbor just after 5.15am on Dec. 21 

Trejo was at a holiday party with friends when Paul Flores, 40, filed a noise complaint and went next door to complain to the party attendees directly

An argument that ensued between the two men when Flores confronted Trejo and other tenants in the house, escalated to physical altercation 

During the physical brawl, Flores pulled out a gun and shot Trejo multiple times

Charged with murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon same day, Flores faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole, if convicted as charged

San Antonio resident Edward Trejo, [photo], 29, was shot dead by a neighbor who came over to complain about noise pollution during a house party. An argument between him escalated into a physical fight before Flores pulled out a gun and shot him multiple times

A man was fatally shot at his home in San Antonio, Texas, on two weekends back by a neighbor who came over to argue about a noise from a house party, police said.
Edward Trejo, 29, a resident of a home on the 300 block of Cincinnati Avenue in San Antonio was struck multiple times during the heated altercation just after 5.15am on Sunday December 21. 
Trejo was at the holiday party with friends when next door neighbor, Paul Flores, 40, filed a noise complaint, then came over to complain to the party attendees, directly. 
When Flores confronted Trejo and other tenants in the house, an argument ensued between the two men, escalating to a physical altercation that spilled into the front yard and onto the street. However, during the fight, Flores pulled out a gun and shot Trejo multiple times. 

Paul Flores, [photo], has been charged with First-degree murder after shooting and killing Edward Trejo who was partying in a house next door. Flores first filed a noise complaint, then went over to confront party attendees which escalated to a physical brawl

Officers who responded to a call about the shooting found Trejo with gunshot wounds throughout his body. They attempted life-saving measures on the scene before the victim was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. 
The Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office determined that a gunshot wound to Trejo’s neck had been the cause of death.
Flores was charged with murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon the same day, and he was booked into the Bexar Adult Detention Center, where he remains as of Monday, according to county jail records. 
If convicted of murder, Flores could spend a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The shooting took place on the 300 block of Cincinnati Avenue in San Antonio

The deadly confrontation between neighbors took place on the 300 block of Cincinnati Avenue in San Antonio on Sunday. There has since been outpouring of tributes to the victim, including this one from his community sports league

Trejo was a well-respected member of his community and a beloved employee at Benson Auto Group in San Antonio. 
Co-workers said the three words that defined Trejo were ‘I got you,’ and that he was dependable and supportive. A sign with those words now sits on the empty desk at his workplace.
Tributes to the deceased young man, who was affectionately nicknamed ‘Fatso’ in childhood, poured in on social media in the days after he was killed. 

‘I’m lost for words because nothing I say could ever explain this pain… wrote Ayanna Trejo, [right], in a a heartfelt tribute to her murdered brother [left], posted on Facebook

Cops met Edward Trejo with multiple gunshot wounds. He was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital from a gunshot wound to the neck. At the memorial service Ayanna and Christian, tearfully recount how older brother Edward was their ‘best friend and ‘protector

Diablos OutSports, an LGBTQ+ community sports league of which Trejo was a member, made a post that said: ‘A proud San Antonian, teammate and friend, Edward was known for his kindness, warmth and the way he made everyone feel valued. 
‘He dedicated his life to helping others and left a lasting impact on all who knew him. You will always be part of the Diablos family. Rest in peace, Edward.’

Hundreds of mourners turned for the balloon release at a memorial organized in honor of Edward Trejo on Sunday

In a Facebook post dedicated to her older brother, Ayanna Trejo wrote: ‘I’m lost for words because nothing I say could ever explain this pain… ‘My heart is shattered in ways I never imagined. Fatso, you were more than my brother you were my safe place, my protector, my biggest support. You did everything for me, always putting me before yourself, and I will never forget that.’
During a memorial held on Sunday, around 200 mourners who brought blue, gray and white balloons in different shades, released all of the balloons at the same time in honor of Trejo.