Alief Shooting: Young Man Found Shot Near Bissonnet Street, in Critical but Stable Condition
Houston police were called to an apartment complex on Huntington Glen Drive in Alief at about 9:30 p.m. Sunday and found a young man with at least one gunshot wound. Investigators have not found shell casings, have not pinned down exactly where he was shot, and have released no suspect information.
A young man is in critical but stable condition after a shooting in Alief on Sunday night that Houston police are still trying to place on a map. Officers were called to an apartment complex on Huntington Glen Drive near Bissonnet Street at about 9:30 p.m., HPD Lt. Horelica reported, and found a male in his late teens or early 20s with at least one gunshot wound.
Officers provided first aid until Houston Fire Department crews arrived, and the victim was taken to an area hospital, where he was listed in critical but stable condition. Police have not released his name, and no official source has reported a death in this case.
What investigators do not have, yet, is the scene itself. Police believe the shooting happened somewhere inside or around a nearby complex, but they have not narrowed down the exact location, and they have not located any shell casings. No suspect information or shooter descriptions have been released.
That leaves the Alief case at the stage where police work is mostly questions: where the shot was fired, who fired it, and how the victim came to be found where he was. Anyone with information is ordinarily directed to the HPD Homicide Division or Crime Stoppers of Houston; in this case, police have announced no arrest and no person of interest, and Space City Daily will update the file when officials release more.
