The family had recently relocated to the area following the Harris County floodplain buyout program and tells ABC13 they're not sure who is after them or if they would come back.
A 22-year-old woman was hospitalized after her family home was riddled with bullets in early May in northeast Houston.The shooting happened May 2 in East Little York near Mount Houston and Homestead Road.Homeowner Pablo Silva showed ABC13 how bullets tore through everything - the living room, kitchen, bedroom, even making it to the backyard. He said the family found 62 shells in total.
His 22-year-old daughter, Leticia Silva, was shot twice in the back and once in the mouth while sitting with her sister in the living room watching TikTok videos.Silva is expected to stay at the hospital for several weeks and is slated to undergo another surgery on her teeth on Sunday.
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