Frank Medrano

Frank Medrano, age 19, was tragically killed on February 18, 2015, during an apparent attempted robbery while he was working at a new home construction site in North Houston. The incident occurred early in the morning at approximately 7:35 AM at 720 South Ella Creek. According to the Houston Police Department, several witnesses reported hearing gunshots and observed a suspect fleeing the scene shortly afterward. The suspect, described as a black male around 20 years old, approximately 5'11'' to 6' tall with a medium build, was seen wearing a black hoodie with a gray stripe down the sleeves and around the face opening, as well as black or dark blue pants.

Authorities have actively sought public assistance in solving this case, with Crime Stoppers offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to the arrest and charges against the suspect involved in Medrano's death. Despite multiple appeals for information and the release of a composite sketch of the suspect, the case remains unsolved. Frank Medrano’s family, including his parents and siblings, have also been actively involved in the campaign to find justice, speaking publicly to encourage anyone with information to come forward.

The death of Frank Medrano is a painful reminder of the risks faced by young workers in vulnerable positions, and his family continues to seek closure and justice. Houston Police and Crime Stoppers remain committed to following leads that could help solve this case, and community involvement is seen as crucial to identifying the perpetrator and bringing some comfort to Medrano's grieving family.