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Angel Javier Rodriguez allegedly killed his ex-girlfriend and her brother in a shooting Humble, Texas in the 200-block of West Canino Road.
The ex-boyfriend who shot and killed the mother of his child and her older brother was charged with capital murder, the Harris County Sherif…
A man died after being shot early Saturday in the parking lot of a convenience store in north Harris County, and investigators are searching…
A 19-year-old is now charged with capital murder after a shooting late Sunday morning on W. Canino Road near I-45 and W Little York Road.In …
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Harris County authorities say at least person has been reported shot.
Harris County Precinct 4, which is assisting Humble PD in the investigation, said a person was shot and another was detained after a shootin…
Authorities have responded to a reported shooting at Deerbrook Mall in Humble.The Harris County Sheriff’s Office and the Harris County Pct. …
Constable deputies found a man fatally shot at an apartment complex near I-45 and and Rankin Road.
An argument between an estranged couple in northern Harris County allegedly led up to a deadly shooting, two car wrecks, and three people — …
Officials said the incident started with a family disturbance over child custody before the suspect stole a truck, crashed it, and then shot…
A man was found shot to death near a playground in north Harris County on Friday, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
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