Caught on camera: Woman and man shot and robbed in hair salon parking lot

Houston police are searching for a man they say shot a man and woman in the parking lot of a hair salon near Rice Village. It happened around 1:15 a.m. on Monday on Sunset Boulevard in University Place.

Surveillance video shows a woman and man walking to their car when a man dressed in black approaches them and then shoots them.

"He came out of the vehicle that was waiting out in front of the business. From what it appears, they were followed," said Lieutenant Gutierrez, of the Houston Police Department.

Houston police said the shooter stole jewelry from the victims, including a watch. Another camera angle shows a car pulling into the parking lot followed closely by another vehicle. The man believed to be the suspected shooter gets out and walks towards the parking lot. A third video shows the suspect running away and getting into the passenger seat of a car waiting out front.

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"The male suspect took off with her belongings in a white vehicle," said Guiterrez.

Police said the suspect took off in a white BMW.

One of the victims was taken to Ben Tuab Hospital and the other was taken to Memorial Hermann Hospital. Houston police said both victims are expected to survive.

A woman was arrested in San Antonio, Texas, on Thursday, November 14, after leading police in a miles-long chase that culminated in several laps of a shopping mall parking lot.Alec Dyer, a freelance photographer, was among the shoppers at the Alamo Quarry Market that day who saw the woman smiling and waving out her sun roof as she did laps of the parking lot with police cruisers following. Dyer began recording the odd scene, with his video also showing the woman smiling and saying "I'm so sorry" as she was led away by police."It felt really surreal. I couldn't believe what was going on in front of me, " Dyer told KSAT.The was identified as 37-year-old Audrey Marie Schneider. She's been charged with driving while intoxicated, assaulting a public servant, and evading arrest, KSAT said. Credit: Alec Dyer via Storyful