Houston police say the victim gave the suspect his wallet and cash, and then the suspect shot him.
A man in a wheelchair was robbed and then shot at a park early Tuesday morning, Houston police say.CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX 26 NEWS APP
According to police, the victim, who uses a wheelchair, was in the park when another man approached him, pulled gun and demanded money. Police say the victim gave the suspect his wallet and cash, the suspect took the money, and then the suspect shot the victim in the leg. The wounded man was transported to the hospital in stable condition.Police are still searching for the suspect.
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