By Bill Galluccio
Photo: Getty Images
A Texas father shot a man who was allegedly peeping into the window of his ten-year-old daughter. The young girl woke up in the middle of the night and saw the man, who was not identified, pleasuring himself as he stared at her through the window.
The girl s parents grabbed their guns and rushed outside to confront the suspect, who appeared to be intoxicated. They ordered him to get on the ground until the police arrived. Instead, he apologized and fled across the street to a gas station.
The girl s parents followed the man to the gas station, where he got into a physical confrontation with the girl s mother. During the altercation, he managed to wrestle away her gun and pointed it at her. Fearing that the man was going to shoot his wife, the father opened fire, striking the suspect three times.
By Bill Galluccio
Photo: Getty Images
A Texas father shot a man who was allegedly peeping into the window of his ten-year-old daughter. The young girl woke up in the middle of the night and saw the man, who was not identified, pleasuring himself as he stared at her through the window.
The girl s parents grabbed their guns and rushed outside to confront the suspect, who appeared to be intoxicated. They ordered him to get on the ground until the police arrived. Instead, he apologized and fled across the street to a gas station.
The girl s parents followed the man to the gas station, where he got into a physical confrontation with the girl s mother. During the altercation, he managed to wrestle away her gun and pointed it at her. Fearing that the man was going to shoot his wife, the father opened fire, striking the suspect three times.
Juan A. Lozano June 30, 2021 - 6:31 PM
HOUSTON (AP) â A grand jury on Wednesday declined to indict a former Houston-area health department doctor who was accused of stealing nine doses of coronavirus vaccine from a damaged vial and administering them to family and friends.
Prosecutors had alleged that Dr. Hasan Gokal, who worked for Harris County Public Health, stole a vial of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine while working at a vaccination site at a suburban Houston park on Dec. 29. His attorney said Gokal was only trying to save lives by using doses that would have been thrown away. Prosecutors had alleged
No indictment for doctor accused of COVID-19 vaccine theft
by Juan A. Lozano, The Associated Press
Posted Jun 30, 2021 7:38 pm EDT
Last Updated Jun 30, 2021 at 7:44 pm EDT
HOUSTON (AP) A grand jury on Wednesday declined to indict a former Houston-area health department doctor who was accused of stealing nine doses of coronavirus vaccine from a damaged vial and administering them to family and friends.
Prosecutors had alleged that Dr. Hasan Gokal, who worked for Harris County Public Health, stole a vial of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine while working at a vaccination site at a suburban Houston park on Dec. 29. His attorney said Gokal was only trying to save lives by using doses that would have been thrown away.
By Bill Galluccio
Photo: Getty Images
A Texas father shot a man who was allegedly peeping into the window of his ten-year-old daughter. The young girl woke up in the middle of the night and saw the man, who was not identified, pleasuring himself as he stared at her through the window.
The girl s parents grabbed their guns and rushed outside to confront the suspect, who appeared to be intoxicated. They ordered him to get on the ground until the police arrived. Instead, he apologized and fled across the street to a gas station.
The girl s parents followed the man to the gas station, where he got into a physical confrontation with the girl s mother. During the altercation, he managed to wrestle away her gun and pointed it at her. Fearing that the man was going to shoot his wife, the father opened fire, striking the suspect three times.