A Texas man was caught on camera as he gunned down his ex-wife in front of her home as her two kids watched.
A manhunt is ongoing for Jeremy Banguero, 33, who has been accused of shooting his estranged wife in a surprise attack on Monday in Stafford following years of domestic abuse charges.
Banguero was allegedly seen in chilling doorbell footage shooting his wife while her two teenage children were in the line of fire.
‘Around 12:05, there was rapid gunfire, that we heard, pow, pow, pow, pow,’ neighbor Ann Mosley told ABC 13.
‘For him to do that, and especially with kids in the backseat… oh my god,’ Mosley added.
Neighbors told the outlet that the victim had left him, and they had no children together and did not live together.
Banguero was said to have fled the scene in a red 2023 Chevrolet Silverado following the shooting.
One teenage son had frantically knocked on a neighbor’s door to find help, the outlet reported.
Police responded to the shooting and found a 31-year-old female suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, Stafford Police said in a press release.
The victim was given immediate medical assistance before she was taken to hospital after she was shot twice.
A manhunt is ongoing for Jeremy Banguero, 33, who has been accused of shooting his estranged wife in a surprise attack on Monday in Stafford following years of domestic abuse charges
Police responded to the shooting and found a 31-year-old female suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, Stafford Police said in a press release. The victim was given immediate medical assistance before she was taken to hospital after she was shot twice
‘Around 12:05, there was rapid gunfire. We heard pow, pow, pow, pow,’ neighbor Ann Mosley told ABC 13. ‘I hope they catch him. I really hope they do’
Banguero was said to have fled the scene in a red 2023 Chevrolet Silverado following the shooting
Her current condition remains unclear, but she is expected to survive.
Stafford Police Lieutenant Luciano Lopez said Banguero was last seen on Monday.
‘Jeremy is a danger to society. He poses a danger to officers who are looking for him as well,’ Lopez warned. ‘[We] urge you not to approach him. Anyone with information should contact Fort Bend Crime Stoppers.’
Police have stressed anyone helping Banguero evade authorities may also face charges.
‘I hope they catch him. I really hope they do,’ Mosley said.
Banguero had a pattern of domestic abuse charges following him every year since 2022, according to court records obtained by ABC 13.
His most recent charge resulted in Banguero serving an 80-day jail sentence for family violence. He was released in January with 50 days credited for time served, the outlet reported.
Any information on Banguero leading to his arrest offers a $5000 reward from police.
