Stephan Espinoza says it’s going to cost him $450 to fix his window. He had cash and a camera sitting on the front seat. None of that was taken. You can understand why he’s pretty frustrated.
More than 30 vehicles vandalized at Fort Bend County apartment complex
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) —
About 30 residents in a Fort Bend County apartment complex woke up to find their cars and trucks broken into Thursday morning.
The vandalism happened at a complex at the corner of West Bellfort and Highway 6.
Stephan Espinoza showed ABC13 the shattered driver’s side window of his Ford F150, explaining nothing in the truck was taken.
“They broke the window, they went through the glove box, but didn’t take cash or my dash-cam,” Espinoza said.
Other residents complained about the same thing — finding their windows shattered with nothing taken, Espinoza said.
Mostly trucks targeted. Talking to break in victims, doesn’t appear like much was taken. The headache of the damage is the biggest issue.
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is investigating.
The apartment complex manager says surveillance video shows what appears to be a girl and two boys going from vehicle to vehicle breaking windows. She says she handed that video over to investigators.
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