parents, claiming they let their
son easily access their guns and
did nothing to address his
following a developing story out
of Galveston County this
morning, a Clear Lake Shores
police officer is expected to
survive after being shot in
League City. Shelby Rose is live
at the sheriff's office with
more on how it all unfolded.
Shelby, what did you find out?
Yes, this entire ordeal did
start in Clear Lake Shores, but
actually ended in the northwest
side of Houston when that
suspect was taken into custody
after a pretty long pursuit. As
you said, though, that officer
is expected to be okay now, the
information that we do have is
coming from the league. City
police department. They tell us
they were asked to assist the
Galveston County Sheriff's
Office around 2 a.m. because
that Clear Lake Shores officer
intersection of Glen Cove
Boulevard and East Wind Street.
We don't know exactly why they
were asking for help or what led
up to this shooting, but Lake
City PD says when these agencies
were in route, the shots were
fired. The Clear Lake Shores
officer hit in the arm, and the
suspect, who we're told is Cody
Colvin of Sugarland, then
reportedly fled in a red Honda
SUV and a chase started that
pursuit made its way northbound
on 45 all the way into the
northwest side of Houston.
Houston police tell us their
officers assigned to the gang
division in the area, were able
to spot the vehicle, which lost
its tire after going into a curb
and turned into an apartment
complex on Watonga Boulevard,
out of the car and started
running. HPD officers, with the
assistance of an HPD helicopter,
were able to track that suspect
down and take him into custody
being transported back to League
City. We are going to be
assisting with their
investigation out here, holding
the scene as investigators come
from Galveston County to this
location. Now, League City PD
does say that Colvin is being
held on a $200,000 bond for
evading arrest with a motor
vehicle. He is not currently
charged with this shooting, but