Fella Runs Over 83-Year-Old Man With His Own Vehicle

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Published on Jul 23, 2020
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HOUSTON â€“ The Houston Police Department is asking for help finding a man who was caught on camera stealing an elderly manâ€™s car then running him over.
According to HPD, the incident happened around 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 28 at the Valero gas station on Beechnut Street and Cook Road in southwest Houston.
Police said the 83-year-old driver went into the convenience store to make some purchases. He came back out, started the vehicle and was standing nearby smoking a cigarette when a man, unprovoked, â€œpunched him in the face (out of camera view), causing him to fall to the ground,â€ according to HPD.
In the video, the man is seen calmly walking to the vehicle with what appeared to be a drink and other food items and getting into the driverâ€™s side.
At that point, the 83-year-old man is seen walking in front of the vehicle and attempts to get the car thief to stop, but instead, the thief drives over the man before backing up and driving off.
The thief returned to the store later that day and was captured on surveillance video wearing a black shirt, black pants and red bandana over his head, police said.

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