It happened around 4:45 a.m. in the 8500 block of Rannie Road near Ryson.
It began in the 8600 block of Rayson when the victim got into some kind of altercation with the driver of another vehicle, according to Houston police.
After fighting in the street, the two vehicles met up on Rannie Road, where a Hispanic man with a beard opened fire into the victim s car, hitting her three to four times, police said.
Another woman was inside the car when it happened, but she was not injured.
The shooter took off in a silver pickup. Detectives were working to identify him and take him into custody. Officers believe they may have found the pickup involved in the 8500 block of Pitner, but no arrests had been made Saturday morning.
It happened around 6:30 p.m. in the Timber Hills community on Spring Brook Pass Drive.
The victim had taken his daughter to fight other teens in the community when adults joined in the brawl, Harris County sheriff s deputies said.
At some point, the man, identified as Brandon Curtis, joined in the fight and witnesses said he hit a teen boy several times. The boy s older brother then shot the man, saying he worried for his brother s safety.
Authorities said video evidence supports the shooter s claim. The case will be referred to a grand jury without charges.
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) With just 13 days into 2021, unofficial numbers from Houston police show eleven people have been murdered in the city.
Among those killed is 27-year-old Layvon Suell, a father of two young girls. Suell was shot and killed early Saturday morning, shortly after leaving a Midtown nightclub.
In the video above, hear the emotional plea from a mom on the search to find her son s killer.
Police say he was walking with a friend in the area of Fannin and McElhinney, when a man at a stop sign pulled out a gun and started shooting. According to police, they have no motive behind the shooting but are convinced that Suell, who was an up-and-coming entertainer, was an innocent victim.
8-year-old among 2 celebratory gunfire victims across Houston area on New Year s Day
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Northwest Harris County
An 8-year-old boy was shot in the hand 10 minutes into the new year.
Houston police say a stray bullet went through his apartment wall on Garden City Drive near W. Montgomery Road.
The little boy was sleeping in his bed when he was shot. Police say he s expected to survive.
There are no suspects in the shooting. Police don t know where the stray bullet came from.
North officers are on a shooting at 9600 Montgomery. One juvenile shot from what appears to be celebratory gun fire. Transported to hospital. Investigation is on going. #hounews CC13 Houston Police (@houstonpolice) January 1, 2021