HOUSTON – Houston police are looking for two men responsible for credit card abuse stemming from a robbery with bodily injury case that occurred in the Uptown area.
The incident happened at a department store located at the 5100 block of Westheimer on June 4.
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Police said around 4:20 p.m., two unknown males entered a department store and used a stolen credit card to purchase $3,200 worth of merchandise in multiple transactions.
Police said the credit card abuse stems from a previous robbery that involved a husband and wife who had just finished grocery shopping in the 3700 block of Westheimer. They were reportedly placing their 3-month-old daughter in the car seat when one of the males apparently broke the glass on the opposite side of their vehicle.
The 3-month-old child was reportedly transported to Texas Children’s Hospital after sustaining minor cuts to the face due to shattered glass, according to police.
Police described one of the suspects as a Black male, thin build, measured 5′8 to 5′9. They did not provide a description of the other suspect.
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