The victims are 10, 14, 15 and 16. Police say the three suspects may be teenagers.
– Four children -- ages 10, 14, 15 and 16 -- were shot inside a Houston home Thursday night by masked gunmen who police say may be teenagers.
“Family members were outside, saw them approaching, saw them with the guns, attempted to go inside. . .eventually the door was opened and we believe two of the males, two of the suspects, then discharged pistols into the house,” Howard said.Location in SE Houston where 3 masked men, possibly teens, are accused in a shooting that injured 4 children in the same home.One of the victims was shot in the abdomen and the three others were hit either in the arms or legs, Howard said.
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