A suspect is in custody after a violent incident. The victim, a 79-year-old man, was targeted while using an automated teller. The incident occurred in Pearland, where the man was assaulted and robbed. His wallet and recently withdrawn cash were stolen. Further information about the case is available from authorities, who reported the suspect's capture in Miami.
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