Houston man robs mother at gunpoint of money for disabled son

A Houston girl is nervous to go exterior her house after being robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight, and the whole factor was caught on digital camera.

“He jumped out the automobile on me with a gun, and he stated b*&% I’ll blow your head off,” Tonya Robertson, 53, informed WLTX-TV. 

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Police say the aggravated theft occurred round 7:35 a.m. Saturday, March 26. Robertson had simply gotten house and was strolling in the direction of her entrance door when a automobile stopped in entrance of her home, a person with a gun received out and he demanded her cash.

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Roberston threw every little thing she was holding in the direction of the suspect. The suspect then searched her pockets earlier than selecting up her purse, working again to the automobile and taking off.

“Now I’m nervous after I go exterior. I’ve to guard myself getting in my automobile, and I’ve to guard myself after I get house from work. It’s loopy,” she informed FOX 26 Houston.

(Houston Police Division)

The sufferer says the suspect received away with the $3,900 she had after simply cashing her revenue tax verify. She deliberate to make use of the cash to maintain her son, who’s confined to a wheelchair, in accordance with Information 19. 

“He cried, I imply actual exhausting. ‘Momma I’m sorry I couldn’t aid you,’” Tonya’s son informed her after the theft.

She wasn’t damage within the incident.

“My life is extra essential as a result of I may very well be away from my youngsters, my grandchildren and, you recognize, my family members.”

(Houston Police Division)

Police say suspect was driving in a black, four-door sedan, which might presumably have been a Hyundai Elantra. He’s described as a Black male who stands 5’8 to six’0. He was sporting a maroon hoodie, blue denims and white footwear on the time of the alleged crime. 

Crime Stoppers is providing to pay as much as $5,000 for data resulting in an arrest. Tipsters should contact Crime Stoppers immediately to stay nameless and to be thought-about for a money cost by calling 713-222-TIPS (8477), submitting an internet tip or by means of the Houston Crime Stoppers cellular app.