Family of Houston worker shot on jobsite offers large reward for capture of his killer

A still from footage shot by KHOU shows the scene of the shooting that claimed Medrano’s life.A still from footage shot by KHOU shows the scene of the shooting that claimed Medrano’s life.

The family of a 19-year-old construction worker killed on a Houston jobsite is offering a large reward for the capture of his killer.

Frank Medrano was working alone inside a house under construction in February when a man walked onto the jobsite and attempted to rob him. The encounter ended with the suspect shooting and killed Medrano before fleeing the scene.

According to a report from the Houston Chronicle, Medrano’s mother, Liebier, and his brother, Erick Gutierrez, appeared in a press conference where the Houston Police Department announced a $30,000 reward for the capture of Medrano’s killer.

Crime Stoppers offered an initial $5,000 reward for information and the family added $25,000.

The Chronicle reports the suspect’s appearance as:

…black and about 20 years old. He was about 5 feet 10 inches tall and had a medium build. He wore a black hoodie with a gray stripe on each sleeve as well as around the edge of the hood. He also wore black or dark-blue pants and white shoes.

Medrano’s shooting was among the first of several shootings so far this year.