3 bikers dead, 1 injured after shootings in Montgomery County, Huntsville
HUNTSVILLE, Texas - Three bikers are dead and at least one other is injured after two shootings along I-45 in Montgomery County and Walker County on Friday.
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, around 11:08 a.m., a biker called 911 and reported that he had been shot in the 25000 block of I-45 in Spring.
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It’s unclear where the shooting actually occurred, but the man, 32, was taken to the hospital from the scene near I-45 and Oakwood Drive. He was expected to survive his injuries, however, Montgomery County officials say the man died from his injuries at around 3:30 pm.
The sheriff’s office was also investigating a report that another man may have been shot with non-life-threatening injuries.
About 40 miles to the north, in Huntsville, police are investigating another shooting that left two bikers dead and another injured.
An investigation along I-45 in Montgomery County.
According to Huntsville PD, the shooting occurred around 12:30 p.m. on I-45 North near mile marker 114.
Huntsville Police Officers, Walker County Sheriff's Deputies, and Texas DPS Troopers responded to the area and found three male victims, all with gunshot wounds.
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Walker County EMS arrived and pronounced two of the men, aged 43 and 69, dead at the scene. The third, 61, was airlifted to Herman Memorial Hospital in the Houston Medical Center for treatment.
The men were said to be all riding motorcycles and all wearing clothing and insignia that indicated they were part of an outlaw motorcycle gang.
The Huntsville Police Department investigates a deadly shooting along I-45.
Two people died at the scene, and a man was taken to the hospital.
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Investigators say they do believe the incident in Huntsville and the shooting in Montgomery County are related.
Huntsville Police Investigators are coordinating with the Texas Rangers on this investigation.
No suspect information has been released in either incident.