Deerbrook Mall Shooting Investigations – Humble Police are investigating a shooting report at the Deerbrook Mall on Saturday. At least six police vehicles were seen responding to the mall located at 20131 US-59, Humble, TX following reports of a shooting. According to reports, law enforcement agencies were called after shoppers were seen fleeing from the mall stating that shots had been fired.
Shoppers inside the mall reportedly fled the location after hearing pops go off inside the business place. Law enforcement agencies on the scene of the incident have not confirmed at this time if this is an active shooter event. UPDATE: A male has been shot and injured inside the mall. A shopper on scene alleged that male was shot and injured inside the crowded mall.
Law enforcement agencies are on the scene. No suspect has been identified at this time. This is a developing story…
Deerbrook Mall – Deerbrook Mall is a commercial establishment situated in the suburban area of Humble, which is located in the northern region of Houston. The location in question is situated at the prominent junction of I-69/US 59 and FM 1960, in close proximity to George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Deerbrook Mall is categorized as a super-regional shopping center, serving as the sole mall within the suburban region of Northeast Houston.
The Harris County District Attorney’s Office has named Darien Robertson, 23, and Garineisha Richard, 24, as the two accused perpetrators. Both Richard and Robertson have been charged with crimes; Richard with aggravated robbery with a dangerous weapon and Robertson with felony aggravated assault and evasion. The Humble City Jail is holding Richard, while the Harris County Jail houses Robertson.
On Wednesday about 1:30 p.m., the suspects allegedly approached a woman as she loaded goods into her car outside a Costco in Humble, took her purse from the front seat, and shot her. A lieutenant with the Humble Police Department stated that the woman had been released from the hospital. Robertson and Richard allegedly fled the scene of the shooting in a stolen car and made their way to a Waffle House on Will Clayton Parkway, where they waited for police.
Richard, according to the police, allegedly jumped out of one stolen vehicle and into another before using the second vehicle to ram into responding patrol cars. That is where she was taken into custody.
During this time, Robertson fled from the police and led them on a high-speed chase of up to 100 miles per hour for about 10 minutes before he crashed his car and ran into the Haverstock Hills Apartments on Aldine Bender Road.
Police said he emerged from one of the units and voluntarily turned himself in. When this allegedly happened, Robertson was out on two felony bonds. Richard was wanted for breaking the terms of her probation, thus an arrest warrant had been issued for her. On Friday, both of them must appear in court.
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