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Social Media Stuntmen Face Terror Charges in Houston
12 Aug
Summary
- Three Houstonians charged with making terroristic threats.
- Men entered office building posing as delivery workers.
- SWAT team responded to the tense confrontation.
Three Houston residents, Edward Gonzales, Antonio Aguirre, and Roland Zepeda, have been charged with making terroristic threats following an incident at the River Oaks Tower. The trio, known for posting social media stunts, allegedly entered the office building last Wednesday while posing as delivery workers.
During the confrontation, attorney Chris Morrell reported that the men became aggressive, entered his office, and intimidated him and his staff. Morrell expressed fear for his safety, noting the situation's potential to escalate violently. The Houston Police Department's SWAT team was dispatched to the scene.
This latest case brings back memories of Gonzales's previous legal issues, including theft charges in 2016 after he and his cousin were filmed playing basketball on a highway entrance ramp. While the men's online stunts have continued, this office building incident could carry more severe consequences.
