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A driver is dead after their vehicle burst into flames when it hit a building
14Aug By Houston StringerNo Comments
Breaking News, Harris County

A driver is dead after their vehicle burst into flames when it hit a building

August 13, 2022 - Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a driver crashed into a building which caused the vehicle to burst into flames according to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez. The accident occurred in the 1200 Block of Hill Street just north of Gulf Bank Road near the Hardy Toll Road. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene. https://twitter.com/SheriffEd_HCSO/status/1558647326809493505 This is a developing story and we will update you as soon as we have more information.
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Pasadena father accused of brutally murdering his own newborn son back in 2020 is now in custody
10Aug By Houston StringerNo Comments
Harris County

Pasadena father accused of brutally murdering his own newborn son back in 2020 is now in custody

After nearly two years, a Pasadena man has finally been charged and arrested in connection with the brutal killing of his six-week-old son, Xavier Jr. According to court documents, on November 11, 2020, paramedics were dispatched to the 200 Block of Vista Road in Pasadena after a report of an unresponsive infant. Upon arrival, paramedics found baby Xavier and rushed him to HCA Houston Healthcare Souteast hospital. Due to the extent of the injuries, baby Xavier was flown to Texas Children's Hospital in the Houston Medical Center where he remained in critical condition for over a week. Baby Xavier was pronounced deceased on November 20, 2020. An autopsy was performed on November 22, 2022. The father, who seemed cooperative early on in the investigation told investigators early on...
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Old Town Spring store owner allegedly shoots dog in cold blood
3Aug By Houston StringerNo Comments
Breaking News, Harris County, Shootings

Old Town Spring store owner allegedly shoots dog in cold blood

A dog lover, A. Capurso is seeking the public's assistance after a man shot a husky named Paco that she used to foster after he escaped from his new home. She is hoping to help identify the man responsible and bring him to justice. On July 19, 2022, two dogs were able to somehow escape from their new owner's home, including Paco. A man around 9 p.m. shown in this video, whose identity has yet to be confirmed (we will update here as soon as we are able to confirm his identity) decided to shoot at one one of them, Paco. The shooter fired multiple rounds but Paco was hit just one time according to A. Capurso. One of his arms had to be amputated (shown in the picture below) In the video, you can see Paco appeared to be trying to get his attention, but it is hard to tell from the video i...
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Two 16-year-olds and 2 others are dead after a shooting at an apartment complex in Harris County
17Jul By Houston StringerNo Comments
Breaking News, Harris County, Shootings

Two 16-year-olds and 2 others are dead after a shooting at an apartment complex in Harris County

Four people, between the ages of 16 and 25 are dead after an argument broke out in the courtyard of an apartment complex in Harris County, TX according to a tweet sent out by Sheriff Ed Gonzalez. "Last night, around 11:20 pm, @HCSOTexas units responded to an apt complex located at 2331 Bammelwood. Units found four persons with gunshot wounds; three were confirmed deceased on the scene and a fourth was transported to a hospital in critical condition. It appears an argument between two parties led to the shooting. Follow-up investigation is underway by Homicide and CSI.". Gonzalez confirmed in a later tweet that a fourth person was pronounced deceased after they arrived at the hospital. Crime Scene Unit investigators were on the scene at Cypress Ridge Apartments (2331 Bammel Road R...
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Harris County Deputy won’t face charges in a fatal accident that claimed the of a mother with two kids
15Jul By Houston StringerNo Comments
Accidents, Harris County, Houston

Harris County Deputy won’t face charges in a fatal accident that claimed the of a mother with two kids

https://www.youtube.com/embed/9DRVIF9LCu8 Two children, a 2 year and a 5-year-old were left motherless after their young mother, identified as Autrey Faith Simone Davis, was killed on January 12, 2022, when a Harris County Sheriff's Deputy's patrol vehicle rammed into her car, with the children inside. This happened at the intersection of Lockwood and Laura Koppe Rd. She was 23 years old at the time. The children and their mother were taken to a local hospital, but the mother did not make it. The deputy was pursuing a suspect, Davonte Williams, who was out on bail at the time and had just robbed a CVS Pharmacy in north Houston. As the deputy was crossing the intersection he hit Davis' vehicle, which then led to a multi-vehicle crash. His patrol cruiser caught on fire, and bystande...
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Family of a shoplifter killed by Harris Co. deputy wants answers after new cell phone footage emerges
12Jul By Houston StringerNo Comments
Breaking News, Harris County, Houston, Shootings

Family of a shoplifter killed by Harris Co. deputy wants answers after new cell phone footage emerges

https://www.youtube.com/embed/fOErQkxci04 The family of a shoplifter who was killed after reaching for who, according to investigators, grabbed a Harris County Sheriff's Deputy's taser last week at a gas station in NW Harris County wants answers claiming the use of lethal force was unnecessary after viewing a cell phone video taken by a witness at the scene. The shoplifter, who has been identified as 47-year-old Roderick Brooks was shot and killed by a Harris County Sheriff's Deputy last Friday, July 8, 2022, while trying to be detained by a Harris County Sheriff's Deputy after a short foot chase in the 15000 block of Kuykendahl, in northwest Harris County. Brooks was being chased after he allegedly tried to shoplift a few items and pushed a manager at the Dollar General store ...
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Woman arrested for using fake police reports to defraud financial institutions of $3.3M to fix customer’s credit scores
11Jul By Houston StringerNo Comments
Breaking News, Crime, Harris County

Woman arrested for using fake police reports to defraud financial institutions of $3.3M to fix customer’s credit scores

Harris County, TX - A woman was arrested in Harris County after a warrant was issued for her arrest and deputies with Constable Mark Herman's Office conducted a raid at her office on JFK Boulevard, near Bush Intercontinental Airport for taking part in a scheme to defraud financial institutions of more than $3.3 million dollars. According to the court documents, filed in Harris County District Court, Roekeicha Lashay Brisby of "Rose Credit Repair", would charge customers between $100 and $200 a month to fix their credit. She then created fraudulent police reports on behalf of the customer, using Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office as the reporting agency, (and also the arresting agency) without their knowledge claiming their identity had been stolen. The wording on the fr...
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No shortage of accidents or shootings in Houston overnight on July 8, 2022
9Jul By Houston StringerNo Comments
Breaking News, Harris County, Houston

No shortage of accidents or shootings in Houston overnight on July 8, 2022

First responders in Houston were busy overnight, dealing with everything from car accidents and shootings. Below, you will find a few stories we came across last night and captured on camera. - In NW Harris County, an alleged shoplifter grabbed an officer's taser during a fight during the suspect's arrest around 6:30 p.m. on July 8, 2022. - At 12:05 a.m., (now July 9, 2022), first responders were dispatched to the 5800 block of Neches, (intersection of Kelley @ 59, just north of downtown, Houston) to a motorcycle rider that took a nasty fall. The status of the rider is unknown, but the scene was cleared fairly quickly and there did not appear to be a major accident. - Shortly after the motorbike owner took a fall, first responders were dispatched just before 1 a.m. to ano...
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