Houston Astros fan, 17, shot in head while riding home from game, has died, father says
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A 17-year-old Houston Astros fan who was shot in the head in an apparent road-rage incident while traveling home with his father after Tuesday’s game has died, according to his father.
"One of the gentlest souls to walk the earth was taken from us today," Paul Castro wrote, adding later, "David will be missed by a world that barely got to know him. May God welcome him and grant his soul peace." The post included several photos of David. Meanwhile, Houston police were still conducting a manhunt for a suspect in the case. Police believe the shot that killed David Castro was fired from a white Buick four-door sedan with a sunroof, driven by a Black male suspect, FOX 26 of Houston reported. It was unclear if the driver was the suspected gunman.
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