Deadly North Richland Hills drive-by shooting targeted wrong house, police say
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas - Three suspects are under arrest after a deadly shooting in North Richland Hills on Wednesday night.
Police say a car stopped in the middle of Stonybrooke Drive just before 11 p.m. and fired multiple rounds from handguns at a home.
One of the rounds went through a window, hitting 52-year-old Brian Pence, who was sleeping at the time.
Pence was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.
North Richland Hills police say two suspects were arrested in the early morning hours of Saturday, Nov. 30, with the help of Fort Worth Police. A third suspect was arrested on Sunday afternoon after being pulled over by Fort Worth PD.
Man shot and killed in North Richland Hills home: police
A man was shot and killed at his home in North Richland Hills on Wednesday night, police said.
Police say the suspects had no connection to Pence.
North Richland Hills police say the men intended to shoot a house over a "juvenile feud," but targeted the wrong address.
Martin Marquez Diaz, 18, and Anthony Zapata, 19, have both been booked into the Tarrant County jail in connection to the shooting.
The third suspect is expected to be booked into jail soon.