A Houston police officer said they were performing routine patrol when they were flagged down about a man found bleeding at a Metro bus stop on Bissonnet.
First responders tried to save a man found shot early Monday morning at a Metro bus stop in southwest Houston but were not successful, Houston police said.
A Houston police officer was performing routine patrol at about 1:30 a.m. in the 9700 block of Bissonnet when Lt. JP Horelica said someone flagged them about a man bleeding at the bus stop. Officers and firefighters gave the man first aid, but he died before getting to the hospital, police said. The victim was approximately in his 30s.Officers were at the scene searching the area for surveillance video.
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