Houston police are warning residents about a crime trend called "jugging," where criminals target individuals leaving banks with large cash withdrawals, often following them to their next location to rob

A Texas State Representative from North Texas has filed a bill to make “jugging” a new category of criminal offense.

A man is sharing his frustration with Houston Police after his girlfriend was followed and her car was broken into.

A man is sharing his frustration with Houston Police after his girlfriend was followed and her car was broken into.

We normally see an uptick in jugging situations around the holidays but now one Houston couple is warning that you can fall victim to the crime at any given moment. #HoustonNews #HoustonCrime #BankJugging #Jugging

Nhung Truong, a 44-year-old single mother of three who was left paralyzed from the waist down following a robbery at Houston’s Dun Huang Plaza on Feb. 13, 2023, along with her legal representatives, held a press briefing at 1:30 p.m. at the Chinese Community Center located at 9800 Town Park Drive, Houston.

Two suspected ‘jugger’s’ were arrested following a traffic stop in League City.

A ring of suspected thieves have been arrested after Pearland Police say they targeted people who had just left the bank.

Two suspects are in custody after authorities in League City say they allegedly followed a woman for 17 miles after taking cash out from a bank.

During the holiday season, experts have recommended that shoppers be extra aware while they are out and about shopping in stores throughout the city.

Around the holiday season, there is typically an uprise in a crime known as jugging, where thieves target unsuspected people who are leaving banks and follow them and rob them.

The alleged getaway driver in a violent jugging that left a woman paralyzed in Houston’s Chinatown earlier this year has received 10 years of deferred adjudication probation, according to court documents.

A Houston teen was sentenced to 30 years in prison Thursday for his role in three attacks, including one in Houston’s Chinatown that left a woman paralyzed from a jugging incident, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced.

The Houston Police Department’s Robbery Division is asking for the public to help them identify a suspect responsible for stealing a business owner’s bank bag in southwest Houston.

The Houston Police Department’s Robbery Division is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the suspects responsible for snatching a woman’s purse in a possible jugging incident in north Houston.

Two alleged robbery suspects were fatally shot in a possible jugging in east Houston on Wednesday, the Houston Police Department said.

A Houston housekeeper is traumatized after she said thieves followed her home from the bank and stole her hard-earned cash, personal identification, and more.

Houston Police say murders, robberies, assaults, and shootings are all down this year, but jugging cases are on the rise in the city.

Mayor Sylvester Turner and Houston Police Chief Troy Finner will provide an update on the recent violent robbery incidents along the Columbia Tap Bike Trail Tuesday.

The father said this is not the first time he has been robbed at his home and believes the same suspects may be responsible.

Two suspects are now behind bars after police say they followed a man from the bank, broke into his vehicle and stole his money.

As of late, there has been an uprise in a crime known as jugging, where thieves target unsuspected people who are leaving banks and follow them and rob them.

A surveillance video was released of a suspected bank jugger who targeted an elderly couple Tuesday afternoon in northwest Houston, according to the Houston Police Department.

A West University Place family said their son’s birthday gift was stolen when a thief followed them from a bank Wednesday and burglarized their SUV.

Houston police are searching for a man they said punched a business owner during a robbery in March.

KPRC2 Investigator Bill Spencer shows you three ways to beat the juggers at their own game.

Houston police are searching for several suspects responsible for an aggravated robbery at a business in east Houston.