A quiet intersection in Spring turned chaotic Friday afternoon when a vehicle slammed into a fire hydrant, sending water shooting across the roadway as two people took off running, witnesses and the constable reported. Moments before the crash near Archgate Drive and Waynegate Drive in north Harris County, some witnesses said they heard what sounded like gunfire. Deputies with Harris County Constable Precinct 4 swept into the area and urged nearby residents to stay alert and use caution.
What the precinct posted
According to a post from Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4, witnesses reported hearing possible gunshots shortly before the crash. The vehicle then hit a hydrant, unleashing a strong flow of water into the street.
The post states that deputies were actively searching for two suspects described as Hispanic males dressed in all black. They were last seen running northbound on foot away from the crash site. The constable's office told followers to keep an eye on its live feeds for real-time updates while units moved through the neighborhood looking for the pair.
Search, safety and how to help
The constable's office urged residents to follow its social channels and download the "C4 NOW" mobile app for live alerts. The precinct's non-emergency dispatch number is 281-376-3472, according to the non-emergency dispatch listing.
Anyone who saw the crash, recorded video, or noticed suspicious activity in the area is asked to call 911 or contact the precinct's tip line. Deputies on the scene remained on the lookout for additional evidence and were checking for surveillance cameras that might help identify the people who ran from the wreck.
What to expect next
As of the live update from the precinct, no arrests had been made. Investigators were gathering witness statements and canvassing nearby yards and alleys as part of their search. Authorities did not immediately offer a motive or confirm whether the reported gunfire was directly tied to the crash.
This story will be updated if officials release new details or announce an arrest.
