A man was recording a driver blocking traffic in the Museum District when he became the victim of a crime. He spoke to us about how it all unfolded.
A man was recording a driver blocking traffic when he became the victim of a crime. How it all unfolded in the video above.A man who thought he was being a good Samaritan became the victim of a crime earlier this month in Houston's Museum District. The suspect in the incident was arrested on Monday and has since bonded out, court records show.
"I heard the honking, and someone said, 'This guy's blocking the street, this one-way street.' I couldn't see anything, so I went outside and low and behold, this guy in a white truck was blocking the one-way street," Ben-Israel said. "He gets out of the car, and I'm still filming, and he comes around and he pulls the gun to my face," the victim said.Monteze was caught on camera exiting his car with a gun in hand.
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