Suspect on the run after shooting 6 people, 1 fatally, at Texas

Suspect on the run after shooting 6 people, 1 fatally, at Texas bar, police sayThis is right in the middle of the infamous Colony Ridge development just outside of Cleveland... A manhunt is underway in Texas for a gunman whom police said opened fire early Sunday on a group of people eating and drinking on the patio of a bar in suburban Houston, killing one person and wounding five others.The shooting occurred at the Alas Locas sports bar in Cleveland, about 45 miles northeast of Houston, according to the Liberty County Sheriff's Office.The shooting was captured on security video, which investigators were reviewing in hopes of identifying the suspect, authorities said.Witnesses told investigators that prior to the shooting, the gunman was quietly sitting by himself drinking at the bar, according to Capt. David Myers of the Liberty County Sheriff's Office.Based on the number of shell casings collected at the scene by investigators, including Rangers from the Texas Department of Public Safety, Myers said the gunman fired at least 20 shots before fleeing the bar.One victim, who was at the bar with his wife, was critically injured and taken by medical helicopter to Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, according to officials.Five other men and a women were shot in the incident, including two who were in critical condition, Myers said.The incident marked the second mass shooting at a bar in the Houston metropolitan area this year.On March 23, six people were shot, including four who were critically injured, at the Latinas Sports Bar in southwest Houston.Two days after the shooting, the Houston Police Department arrested a 25-year-old Venezuelan national, Jose Miguel Briceno, who was charged with aggravated assault mass shooting stemming from shooting at the Latinas Sports Bar. A second suspect in the shooting is still being sought and police believe he fled to Mexico, authorities said.In June, Briceno was among 16 foreign nationals illegally residing in the Houston area indicted on federal drug trafficking and weapons charges following a law enforcement operation targeting Venezuelan nationals and alleged members or associates of the Anti-Tren transnational criminal organization, according to the U.S. Justice Department.In the indictment, federal prosecutors alleged that the shooting at the Latinas Sports Bar was the result of a "turf war" between the Anti-Tren and the TdA gangs.abcnews.go.com/US/su spect-run-after-shoo ting-6-people-1-fata lly/story?id=12