Authorities responded to a rescue call at the Chemtrusion Compounding business and reportedly found the man dead. An investigation is ongoing.
Houston police are investigating the death of a warehouse worker at Chemtrusion Compounding after a machinery incident at the facility.An investigation is underway at an east Houston warehouse after an incident involving machinery may have led to a worker's death Saturday.
At about 10:50 a.m., first responders were reportedly called to Chemtrusion Compounding in an industrial park on Clinton Drive near 69th Street for a rescue.Houston police say he fell into machinery at the warehouse, though it's unclear if it was turned on at the time. Authorities say it appears to be a tragic accident, but detectives questioned employees there, and the investigation continues.Copyright © 2023 KTRK-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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