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Drive-by Shooting in North Houston Leaves Two Shot; Investigation Underway

Houston police investigating an apparent drive-by shooting in north Houston where two people were shot and a red Ford Focus fled the scene.

By mitch·3 min read
A red Ford Focus speeds down a street as police lights flash in the distance.

An investigation is underway after an apparent drive-by shooting in north Houston on Monday morning, according to the Houston Police Department. At least two people were shot, and officials say a red Ford Focus fled the scene. The victims’ conditions remain unknown.

The incident was first reported around 8:30 a.m. in the 900 block of Lindale Street. Details are still limited, and officials have not provided a description of any suspects involved.

The Scene on Lindale Street

The shooting unfolded in the early hours of Monday morning in north Houston. HPD said the scene was in the 900 block of Lindale Street just before 8:30 a.m., when the incident was reported.

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Police initially described the situation as a drive-by shooting. Officials said at least two people were shot.

No suspect description has been released. Officials said only that a red Ford Focus fled the scene.

What Is Known So Far

The key facts are few but stark:

  • Location: 900 block of Lindale Street, north Houston
  • Time: Reported around 8:30 a.m. on Monday
  • Victims: At least two people shot
  • Vehicle: A red Ford Focus fled the scene
  • Suspect description: Not provided
  • Victims’ conditions: Unknown at this time

That is the full extent of the information currently available.

The Fleeing Vehicle

The red Ford Focus is the only suspect detail police have shared publicly. Officials said the vehicle fled from the scene after the shooting.

HPD has not said whether the car was stopped, recovered, or found. No further description of the driver or passengers has been made public.

Conditions of the Victims

HPD has not disclosed the condition of the two people who were shot. Officials have only said that at least two people were injured in the incident.

The victims’ conditions remain unknown at this time, according to the department.

That uncertainty is notable. In most reports of shootings, authorities move quickly to describe the status of those affected. Here, no update has been offered beyond the initial statement. The lack of information about the victims’ conditions stands out against the usual pattern, where hospitals and law enforcement often release preliminary details within hours of an incident. Instead, the community is left waiting for any word on their status.

The Investigation

An investigation is underway, according to HPD. The department is working to determine exactly what happened on Lindale Street.

Officials have not said whether surveillance video, witness statements, or other evidence has been gathered.

The case remains open, and HPD has said it will release additional details as they become available.

Key Facts Compared

Detail Information
Location 900 block of Lindale Street, north Houston
Time Reported around 8:30 a.m. on Monday
Victims At least two people shot
Vehicle Red Ford Focus fled the scene
Suspect description Not provided
Victims’ conditions Unknown at this time

Timeline of the Incident

Event Time
Shooting reported Around 8:30 a.m. on Monday
Investigation begins Ongoing, per HPD
First report issued As of Monday morning

The shooting unfolded in the early hours of Monday morning in north Houston. HPD said the scene was in the 900 block of Lindale Street just before 8:30 a.m., when the incident was reported.

The investigation continues, and officials have said they will provide updates as more information becomes available. For now, the community waits on answers.

See the a run of 20 images at ABC13 Houston.

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