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UPDATE 8/17 2:11pm
HOUSTON - Terran Green, along with James Green, was wanted for the shooting. James Green was apprehended and taken into custody but was later released after questioning and is no longer a suspect in the shooting of a Harris County deputy.
Deputy Joseph Anderson underwent successful surgery. He is in critical but stable condition and is improving.
MORE: $20,000 reward offered for information leading to the arrest of Terran Green, James Green released
UPDATE 8/17 12:15pm
James Green is now in police custody following a manhunt.
James Green was wanted along with Terran Green for shooting a Harris County deputy Wednesday night.
Terran Green is not in custody, but authorities remain relentless in the search.
We will continue to update this story as information becomes available.
ORIGINAL STORY
Authorities are currently engaged in a relentless manhunt for two individuals described as armed and dangerous.
MORE DETAILS: Harris County deputy shot while on duty, suspected shooter was out on bond
The suspects Terran Green, 34, and James Green, 37, are accused of shooting and critically injuring a 29-year-old Harris County deputy during a routine traffic stop. The incident unfolded Wednesday night in Northeast Harris County, prompting a swift and intensive response from law enforcement agencies.
A "Blue Alert," a notification issued when an individual is wanted for either killing or causing severe harm to a law enforcement officer, was sent out to the public's mobile devices, seeking assistance in locating the suspects.
Overnight, authorities successfully located the blue Ford Escape believed to be linked to the suspects. The vehicle was found parked in an apartment garage on Airtex Avenue, approximately ten miles away from the initial scene of the incident. The events began around 7:30 PM last night on Homestead Road near the Eastex Freeway.
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Blue Alert: Suspects' vehicle found
Suspects Terran Green, 34, and James Green, 37, are accused of shooting and critically injuring a 29-year-old Harris County deputy during a routine traffic stop.
The injured deputy, whose identity has not been disclosed, was shot multiple times in the torso during the traffic stop. Following the shooting, the officer underwent surgery overnight and is currently reportedly in critical but stable condition.
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BRIEFING: Harris County deputy shot
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez held a press briefing after s deputy was shot at least twice during a traffic stop in northeast Harris County.
Law enforcement agencies are urging caution to the public. If anyone encounters the suspects or possesses information regarding their whereabouts, it is strongly advised not to approach them. Instead, individuals are instructed to immediately contact 911 to report any relevant information that could aid in the ongoing investigation.
It remains uncertain whether the two are related.