Man And Woman Arrested In Houston After Firing Multiple Rounds At Jack N The Box And Whataburger Employees

Authorities in Texas say that a man and a woman were apprehended after shootings occurred at a Jack in the Box and Whataburger restaurant.

The incident occurred on March 9 at a Whataburger in Houston and led to the arrest of Faith Bailey and Christian Nwabuisi weeks following the second shooting.

Camera footage depicted Bailey going inside the restaurant to retrieve an order and speaking to employees as she was waving a cup. She exited the store but came back 30 seconds later with Nwabuisi.

Police stated that while Nwabuisi and Bailey started to have a dispute with the restaurant’s manager and other employees, Nwabuisi retrieved a firearm from his waistband.

At some point, Nwabuisi fired several shots at the employees, breaking the restaurant’s glass door and hitting the manager in the chest. He and Bailey then left the location in a silver Chevy Malibu.

At the scene, authorities gathered “one fired bullet, six bullet fragments, and nine fired… 9mm shell casings.”

They were able to track Bailey through the Whataburger app and get her personal information through her account since that’s how she placed her order.

Detectives were able to utilize her license plate information to link her and Nwabuisi to a shooting at a Jack in the Box in Houston two months before that.

Authorities say that on Jan. 27, they were yelling at a Jack in the Box employee when they were at a drive-thru window.

When Bailey shouted obscenities at the employees and threw items at them, Nwabuisi fired his weapon 10 times towards the workers. It isn’t known if anyone was struck by the gunfire.

Records show that Bailey and Nwabuisi were apprehended and are facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.