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← Return to briefingA crime occurred in The Woodlands, TX, involving two suspects accused of jugging. The suspects allegedly followed a victim to multiple locations before committing a crime. The victim was followed to two banks and a daycare.
At some point, the suspects took a large amount of cash from the victim, totaling $10,000. A chase ensued after the incident. For more information on this crime, readers can refer to the source, ABC13 Houston.
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