The 71-year-old is no longer working as a security guard following his arrest. Charging documents say he pointed a pistol at another driver while in uniform.
A 71-year-old man is accused of pointing a gun at a driver while in his security guard uniform, on the way to work, according to charging documents.Francisco Garcia, of The Woodlands, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault after investigators say he pointed a gun at another driver on the Eastex Freeway.
Charging documents say Garcia allegedly flashed blue and white lights from his vehicle's dashboard and slowed down close to the family's car in front of him, court paperwork added. The man rolled down the window to get a closer look at Garcia, who was in uniform, when he saw a black pistol being pointed at him, according to charging documents.
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