Teenager Who Was Accused Of Robbing A Woman And Leaving Her Paralyzed Has Finally Confessed To The Crime

The Texas teen who has been accused of robbing a woman and leaving her paralyzed has allegedly confessed to the crime over a jail phone.

According to reports, the 18-year-old suspect said, “when I snatched a purse, the lady ran with the money, I grabbed her and slammed her.”

The incident occurred on March 6th, when the victim, a 58-year-old woman, was walking in a parking lot in Houston.

The suspect allegedly approached her from behind, snatched her purse, and then pushed her to the ground. The victim suffered serious injuries, including a broken neck, and was left paralyzed.

The suspect was arrested a few days later and is currently in custody. During a phone call from jail, he allegedly made the confession to a family member. The call was recorded and turned over to law enforcement.

The suspect has been charged with aggravated robbery and is being held on a $100,000 bond. The victim’s family has expressed relief at the news of the alleged confession and hopes that justice will be served.

The case is still ongoing, and further details are expected to emerge as the investigation continues