Investigators say the Academy store employee continued trying to stop the shoplifters after being pepper-sprayed but backed off when one of the two women flashed a Taser.
Authorities are looking for shoplifters who are wanted in separate cases, one in League City and another in Houston, after allegedly attacking store employees with pepper spray.Police are searching for two women caught on camera attacking an employee with pepper spray while shoplifting at an Academy.
At about 9:25 a.m., two women walked into the sporting goods store and placed several pairs of Nike pants into their shopping cart. Video shows one of the suspects spraying the employee in the face with pepper spray while the second suspect pulled out a pink Taser and flashed it at the employee.
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