Two men barged their way into a northwest Houston apartment seven weeks ago. Police believe they picked their victim at a bank a mile away.
A man robbed during a home invasion believes he may have been followed after he left the bank, according to authorities.A man robbed during a home invasion believes he may have been followed after he left the bank, according to authorities.
Inside the apartment, the suspect demanded money from the victim while rummaging through his personal belongings. A second suspect then entered the apartment, searching through and removing some of the items the victim had on himself.
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