Police are searching for the gunman after a man was shot in the leg in the parking lot of the Walmart Neighborhood Market before crashing into a home.
The victim was shot in the parking lot of the Walmart Neighborhood Market before crashing into a home, according to police.
League City police said the driver was shot in the leg around 7 p.m. Wednesday in the parking lot on W. Main Street, near Landing Boulevard.Video from the scene shows the damage that was caused from the crash.Now, police said they are searching for the gunman. They do not believe the shooting was random.
Police said a white car and a gray car both fled the Walmart on FM-518 toward I-45 after the shooting.
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