Houston shooting: 2 teens shot on Cullen Boulevard, suspect is adult man

Two teens shot in southeast Houston

Houston police are looking for a man who allegedly shot a 15-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl at a southeast Houston gas station. FOX 26's Randy Wallace reports on what police know so far.

HOUSTON - Houston police are trying to piece together a shooting after two teens were injured on Wednesday.

According to Houston police, around 5:15 p.m. they received reports of a shooting in progress at the Whale's Seafood restaurant in the 9600 block of Cullen Boulevard.

Authorities say two teens were shot, a 15-year-old boy in the chest and a 13-year-old girl in the arm. The two teens were apparently hit by the same bullet.

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The boy was listed in critical condition Wednesday night, the girl's condition was stable.

Initial reports reveal two groups of teenagers had an altercation at another location, which ended up at the location on Cullen Boulevard.

The altercation turned physical and adults became involved, police say. An adult male in his 30s shot a pistol and one of the rounds appeared to have hit the boy and girl, officials report. The crowds dispersed as officers arrived.

The whole shooting was caught on the restaurant's surveillance camera and police say they know the gunman's identity but he's not in custody.

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"We would like for him to come forward and provide his side of the story," said Houston Police Assistant Chief Megan Howard. "This was a large altercation. There are two sides to every story."

"You can see him coming in and when the women went to fighting he ran into the crowd," said community activist Johnnie Binder who had relatives involved in the scuffle.

He questions why an adult man would pull a gun on a teenage girl.

Authorities are asking the male suspect to come forward and provide information.

The investigation into the shooting is ongoing.