On Tuesday, drivers along FM 1960 in northwest Harris County were caught off guard as Harris County Precinct 4 constable deputies conducted a major search for two suspects in stolen vehicles near Greenwood Drive and nearby streets. Law enforcement focused on the intersection of FM 1960 and Greenwood Drive, extending their search into surrounding neighborhoods, while officials urged drivers to avoid the area and residents to stay alert.
In a Facebook update, Constable Mark Herman's office said deputies were tracking two "evading suspects" who took off in stolen vehicles near FM 1960 Road and Greenwood Drive and repeated the request that residents and motorists avoid the area, according to Harris County Constable Precinct 4. The post highlights nearby cross streets such as Wunsche Loop and Louetta Road and directs people to follow the precinct's social channels or download the "C4 NOW" app for live updates.
Advice From The Constable's Office
The constable's official site lays out emergency guidance and contact options for people in affected neighborhoods, including 911 for immediate threats and a non-emergency dispatch line for community questions. Per Precinct 4's website, the office also keeps records and public-information resources available and urges residents to report suspicious activity only through official reporting channels.
Why FM 1960 Draws Heavy Responses
FM 1960 has seen its share of high-profile law-enforcement operations in recent years, ranging from vehicle pursuits to major crash investigations, and those scenes tend to ripple out quickly into traffic and nearby neighborhoods. Past chase-related responses on or near FM 1960 have drawn multiple agencies and forced road closures, as reported by ABC13, making timely precinct updates a key resource for people who live and drive in the corridor.
Because this remains an active search, officials have released only limited details, and no arrests had been announced as of Tuesday morning. This post will be updated when Precinct 4 or other local agencies share additional information. If you are in the area, follow official public-safety instructions and call 911 only for emergencies.
