Thief body-slams 44-year-old Vietnamese woman to the sidewalk, paralyzing her. Care to bet on his sentence?

In Houston last month two "teens" watched a 44-year-old Vietnamese woman withdraw money from a bank, then followed her car for 24 miles before she got out.

At that point the male perp got out, ran up to her and grabbed her purse and wallet.  But when he didn't find the large sum of money in either, he picked up the small woman and body-slammed her onto the concrete sidewalk, paralyzing her.

The Houston PD initially ignored the ghastly attack, which was captured on surveillance video.  But Chinese-American WeChat users in Houston gave it enough attention that the Houston PD finally noticed.

Police say Joseph Harrell, 17, and Zy'Nika Ayesha Woods, 19, confessed to the attack.  The pair had evaded capture for over a month, but diligent work by the Vietnamese and Chinese community and a lucky break got the perps.

What kind of monster body-slams a small 44-year-old woman?  Oh, right...a "role model"

Harrell was also charged with aggravated assault in relation to a previous incident 12 days before he attacked Truong, when he stole another woman's purse.

After that earlier robbery the victim tracked the Airpods in her purse to a home.  When she drove by that location she saw the man who'd stolen her purse, standing in the driveway.  He was later identified as Harrell.

The unidentified woman called police, and she and her husband parked a few blocks away from the house and waited for police to arrive.  As they waited, they said Harrell approached their car and asked if they needed anything.  When the husband said no, Harrell pointed a gun at the pair as he walked off.

And I know you'll be absolutely shocked to learn that the body-slamming thief Harrell also has a juvenile criminal record.  Which a liberal judge will refuse to allow to be introduced at trial (assuming there is one, which is increasingly doubtful given Soros-elected DAs).

Houston cops say crooks and thugs are increasingly following customers from banks or high-end stores and assaulting and robbing them at another location.