A man free on bond for unlawful carry out of Bexar County is arrested for leading Harris County Pct. 4 constables on chase, opened fire on them with fully-automatic gun.
Jyquon Mackey was caught by a K9 officer and sustained puncture wounds to his hands and genital area.
"The chase began just after 1 a.m. Friday when deputies tried to pull the suspect over in the 12600 block of Jones Road near Cypress N. Houston Road.
Deputies said it's unclear why he didn't stop.
When Mackey tried to get onto SH-249 from Grant Road, deputies said he pulled out an automatic handgun and fired approximately three shots at officers.
No one was hit…
Investigators said Mackey crashed into an SUV, hitting people who were not involved. None of them were seriously hurt…
After the crash, Mackey got out of the car with his handgun and fled on foot, deputies said.
A DPS chopper and Constable K-9 Max were able to track him down in a nearby wooded area.
Mackey reportedly refused to shows his hands while hiding in a thick brush. That's when K-9 Max was deployed and performed a bite and hold.
The suspect was rushed to an area hospital for puncture wounds to his hands and genital area.”
Mackey has been charged with attempted capital murder, evading in a motor vehicle and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.