A Houston attorney is facing a murder charge in connection with a shooting. The incident resulted in the death of the lawyer's apparent roommate. The shooting occurred on Vassar Street in the University Place area.
The attorney was arrested and charged in relation to the incident. Further details about the case are available through FOX 26 Houston. Residents can consult these sources for more information about the incident and the charges filed against the attorney.
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