2 shot, killed in Houston apartment leasing office

Well, we also have this story out of West Houston, where two people were found dead inside of the leasing office of an apartment complex. Now, I'm gonna read you some of the information that we have here of the victim. So we know one is identified as 67 year old Rosa Ibarra. She and a 47 year old man were killed inside Park at Woodlake leasing office. Now, both of them multiple gunshot wounds, and HPD says they don't have a suspect yet, which is very concerning in our cares. Belger is live for us cares piece together what happened for us. Yeah, Rashi, not only is there no known suspect, there's also no known motive. Nearly 24 hours later, this all happened at the apartment complex just behind me. That's where Rosa and another employee were found just yesterday around 6 45. We actually spoke with a woman who lives on the property, she said. Around 6 30, she saw employees running towards that building, and she didn't want to be identified on camera simply because she is understandably worried for her safety because, as it was stated, there's no known suspect at this time. But she did say that at the time she never heard any gunshots, despite Ibarra and the other gentleman being found with multiple gunshot wounds. Now, HPD called around, said the call came in around 6 45 in the evening. Ibarra and an unidentified man were pronounced dead at the scene. Residents say they saw no one running or driving away. Police collected footage from the woman we spoke to his camera. She just doesn't know what exactly was captured. HPD has not said whether surveillance has provided any suspect information at this time. That's scary. That's I mean, right in your back door. That's that's scary. That's real scary. My heart really go out because I met the daughter, the granddaughter last night. Here's just like we learned there. That's scary, and I just can't imagine what the residents are feeling knowing that this suspect is not in custody right now. So what are police saying to these residents? The message is very clear. Stay alert and stay aware. If you saw anything, heard anything, think you may have an idea. You're asked to call Crime Stoppers or to reach out with any other information you may have. They are actively working to determine what exactly happened and led up to this incident. Meanwhile, I've reached out to the management company or the rather the ownership company over this property. I'm currently waiting for a response. I'm Karis Belger for Fox 26 News.