Suspects stole $7K worth of goods from store before chase ended in fiery crash in SW Houston: HPD ...Middle East

The two suspects stole $7,000 worth of goods from a WSS store in Pasadena but didn't realize the items had a tracking device, HPD said. They reportedly ran a red light and slammed into another driver.

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Suspects stole $7K worth of goods from store before chase ended in fiery crash in SW Houston: HPD ...Middle East

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