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The Texas: The search continuesThree were injured by the man who opened fire on a party where hundreds of people were present.
According to Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, the shooting took place Saturday night at 11:30 p.m. in Katy. It was a home that was being used as a short-term rental. FOX 26 Houston.The party was attended by around 200 people, mainly teenagers.
“You could see the fullness of the house by opening the door. I was certain that the house was empty so I dialed 911. Jim Shinabarger, my neighbor, suggested that they may have just broken into the home.
Shinabarger said to TV Station that he was talking with dispatch. He heard six shots ring out.When he saw at most one teenager with a gunshot wound, he asked for emergency medical assistance.
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Outside the scene of a shooting at a teenage rental house party, a Harris County Sheriff’s Office patrol car was seen.
(FOX 26 Houston)
The party was billed as an after-party to celebrate a homecoming. Paetow High SchoolGonzalez stated via Twitter that the product was being promoted on social media. Multiple schools in the local area sent teens.
An argument broke out between the two groups at some point during the gathering. Gunfire was erupting.
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Three partygoers — two 18-year-olds and one 17-year-old — were hit while trying to run away. FOX 26 reports that two of the victims were taken to hospital in stable condition while another was taken before authorities arrived. All three are expected to make a full recovery.
The suspect description is not yet available, but the search is on.
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FOX 26 interviewed the homeowner to confirm that the property was rented in a private transaction. He also stated that he would not have permitted the rental if it were known that large parties would be held at the home.
Sheriff Gonzalez is also encouraging anyone with information to call him 713-221-6000You can also contact Crime Stoppers 713-222-TIPS.
