Hot chicken, with its dangerous array of condiments and side dishes including coleslaw, pickles and dipping sauce, has long been a staple of Nashville, made famous by iconic hangouts like Hattie B’s and Prince’s Hot Chicken Shack. In the latest news, Clutch City Cluckers is adding another truck to its fleet, due to be based in Montrose from August 26th. However, the landscape has been changing rapidly, with a brand new spate of hot chicken spots popping up seemingly every week. If you know anything about this case, authorities urge you to contact the Houston Police Department at 71.It’s hard to believe that just a few years ago Houston had practically zero places to find hot chicken. Investigators describe the suspect as a Black man in his late 20s or early 30s who was last seen with a woman. The suspect and the woman fled the scene in a white SUV, according to HPD. Police said they found four casings at the scene and witnesses say the gunman opened fire about four to five times. The suspect then went to his vehicle, came back with a handgun, and discharged his firearm," Izaguirre said. "You know something happened (during their conversation) and it didn't go right. The suspect and a woman were waiting in line at Clutch City Cluckers when the man approached the woman, upsetting her.
Izaguirre said the man was transported to a nearby hospital to undergo surgery and is expected to survive. Upon arrival, a man was found with a gunshot wound to the abdomen, according to HPD Lt. Houston Police Department officers responded to a shooting at the 9500 block of South Main Street at about 2:20 a.m. HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) - A man is undergoing surgery after being shot multiple times at a food truck in southwest Houston Sunday morning, according to police. Investigators said a man was shot after an argument sparked when he approached a woman who was with the suspect waiting in line to get food.
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