HPD officers said the man was taken to the hospital in stable condition after he was merely sitting in his car when someone came up from the apartment area and shot him.
Police are investigating after they say a man shot in the head while sitting in his car on Sunday in north Houston.
Houston Police Department officers said they responded to a shooting at the Oakridge Apartment Homes on Rushcreek Drive around midnight.Officers said the man was just sitting in his car when someone came up from the apartment area and shot him.The motive or suspect description is unknown.
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