Houston: Authority is looking for Thursday for a man accused of shooting a teenager as long as what they say is the incident of anger road that took place as a family driving at Houston Astros’s house.
The 17-year-old was in the support of life in the hospital after a photo shoot on Tuesday night, according to Houston Police.
The teenage father was driving from a minute maid park when he exchanged hand movements with a white buick sedan driver, four doors with sunroof, according to the researchers.
The 17-year-old was one of two passengers in a truck driven by his father, police said.
The police accused the driver of Buick to follow the family for several miles before firing a few shots to their truck at around 11pm.
Tuesday.
The teenager was shot in the head.
The authorities have not released the teenager’s name, but his family in a statement to Khou-TV identified him as David Castro.
His father, Paul Castro, said his family was destroyed.
“He was inappropriate to be shot,” Paul Castro told Khou.
“He is innocent.
There are no words to convey the deep pain they feel our family.” Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner asked for public assistance to identify and find a shooter.
“It makes you angry because it doesn’t make sense for anyone on the road that is involved in any situation where you have to go back to pull the gun and start shooting.
It is truly unacceptable and cannot be maintained,” Turner said, “said Turner.
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