Police say dogs helped alert a man to car burglars near the Carverdale Community Center. One of the suspects fired three to five shots at the car owner, hitting him in the arm, according to HPD.
Houston police say dogs helped alert a man to car burglars before he was shot in northwest Houston Saturday morning.
At about 12:30 a.m., neighbors heard dogs barking in the neighborhood near the Carverdale Community Center on Algiers and Teague Road, according to police. Investigators say two people inside a home saw shadows in the backyard and saw someone breaking into a vehicle.That's when one suspect fired three to five shots at the car owner, shooting him in the arm.One suspect was arrested at the scene, and a second fled the scene.
Officers believe the suspect on the run is the shooter. The victim says the man took off, wearing a white hoodie, but the victim didn't get a good look at him.
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