The owner of Ruiz Cash & Carry convenience store located in Houston’s East End went to the bank to deposit funds from that day’s business transactions. He then went back to his store where he was attacked from behind, according to TheBlaze.
He was reportedly bashed in the back of the head with an unidentified blunt object. The owner then turned to see the masked men wearing gloves who were assaulting him. Unfortunately for them, he was armed and fired at the thieves, along with an employee who was also packing and ran out after hearing the attack take place.
Two of the suspects were hit by gunfire and died at the scene. A third took off in a newer model black Lincoln Navigator with Texas license plate RTS-3919.
An employee’s daughter named Jacqueline Hernandez gave an interview to KHOU-TV. She said it was usually her father, Javier Hernandez, who went to the bank but this time the owner was there to do it. Hernandez says this is not the first time robbers have targeted the store.
“He was a little shaken up when we got here, just because he was like, ‘You know, I got lucky,'” the daughter recounted.
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He was reportedly bashed in the back of the head with an unidentified blunt object. The owner then turned to see the masked men wearing gloves who were assaulting him. Unfortunately for them, he was armed and fired at the thieves, along with an employee who was also packing and ran out after hearing the attack take place.
Two of the suspects were hit by gunfire and died at the scene. A third took off in a newer model black Lincoln Navigator with Texas license plate RTS-3919.
An employee’s daughter named Jacqueline Hernandez gave an interview to KHOU-TV. She said it was usually her father, Javier Hernandez, who went to the bank but this time the owner was there to do it. Hernandez says this is not the first time robbers have targeted the store.
“He was a little shaken up when we got here, just because he was like, ‘You know, I got lucky,'” the daughter recounted.
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