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FM 1960 Dollar Store Heist Ends With Armed Robbery Suspect In Cuffs

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Published on February 20, 2026
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Harris County Precinct 4 deputies and Houston Police Department officers moved quickly Thursday after a reported gunpoint robbery at a Family Dollar in the 7800 block of FM 1960, arresting the suspected robber at the scene. Authorities reported no immediate injuries, and the Harris County Constable Precinct 4 pushed out live updates through its C4 NOW mobile app and Facebook feed.

How the arrest unfolded, per the precinct

In a Facebook post, Precinct 4 said its deputies assisted the Houston Police Department in locating and detaining the suspect after the reported gunpoint robbery at the Family Dollar on the 7800 block of FM 1960, according to Harris County Constable Precinct 4. The post states the suspect was taken into custody and the scene was secured by law enforcement. The precinct directed followers to live video and incident updates on its C4 NOW feed.

FM 1960 corridor sees repeated enforcement activity

The stretch of FM 1960 has seen several recent multi‑agency arrests and stings, reflecting stepped‑up patrols along the busy commercial strip. Earlier this month, earlier FM 1960 arrests highlighted other Precinct 4 and task‑force operations in the area, showing how local and federal agencies have been working the corridor.

Legal stakes for an alleged gunpoint robbery

Under Texas law, using a weapon during a robbery can elevate the offense to aggravated robbery, a first‑degree felony that carries possible prison time ranging from five years to life, according to the Texas Penal Code. The statute specifically lists using or exhibiting a deadly weapon during the offense as a trigger for aggravated‑robbery charges.

Where to follow official updates

Precinct 4 posts arrest photos, live feeds and app alerts on its Facebook page and through its C4 NOW mobile app; the agency’s website links to the app and community resources. For direct notices from the office, see the Precinct 4 website and the precinct’s social channels: Harris County Constable Precinct 4.

The precinct’s Facebook post did not name the suspect or list charges; booking and filing decisions will be handled by prosecutors as investigators finish their work. This report will be updated as official records or statements become available.