Suspect in June deadly road-rage shooting arrested, charged with murder
Treveon Jock Walls (Source: Houston Police Department)
HOUSTON - Houston Police arrested a man Saturday and charged him with murder, among other charges, in connection to a deadly road-rage shooting that started in Houston's Homestead neighborhood, and ended at Harris Health Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital.
Investigators believe it started as an argument at a gas station near Homestead Road and Tidwell Road and escalated into a road rage situation.
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Just after 1 a.m. on June 9, 2024, Houston Police were called to a shooting at the hospital. They learned 25-year-old Alberto Posada's vehicle was chased by another vehicle and shots were fired as it arrived at the hospital.
The suspect vehicle quickly drove away.
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Houston crime: 5 persons of interest sought following deadly June shooting
Houston police are searching for five persons of interest in connection with the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Alberto Posada, which stemmed from a verbal argument and road rage incident in June.
Posada was taken to a different hospital where he died two days later. Posada's two brothers were also shot in the incident.
The investigation revealed 26-year-old Treveon Jock Walls as a person of interest. A photo of Walls was released to the public on Sept. 3.
Detectives were notified Walls was arrested Saturday for an unrelated incident.
He has been charged with murder, two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and unlawfully carrying a weapon.