Couple accused of disturbing act against father of their teen son’s girlfriend who ended their young love

A couple in Texas have been arrested after allegedly shooting the father of their teenage son’s girlfriend after the parent said she was ‘too young’ to date. 

Luther Madison II, 39, allegedly shot his son’s girlfriend’s father with a gun handed to him by his wife Angelica Madison, 39, during an argument in Hockley on March 18. 

Luther and the girl’s father began arguing after the parents had arranged to meet to discuss keeping the couple’s son away from the victim’s daughter, Harris County Constable Mark Herman said on Facebook. 

While the exact cause for the argument’s escalation is unknown, Herman said the victim’s had claimed their daughter was ‘too young to be dating.’ 

The parents had met at the Madison’s home in Hockley, just under an hour outside of Houston, before reports of gunshots were made to police.  

According to Herman, a verbal and physical altercation broke out in the street and Angelica took a gun out of her pocket and gave it to her husband. 

Luther then allegedly shot the victim in the chest and pointed the gun at the victim’s wife while threatening her. 

Police arrived to find the victim with a gunshot wound to the chest and, according to Herman, he was airlifted to hospital. 

A verbal and physical altercation broke out in the street and Angelica allegedly took a gun out of her pocket and gave it to her husband

‘Luther was charged with two counts of Aggravated assault with a Deadly Weapon. His total bond was set at $100,000. Angelica Madison was charged with one count of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Her bond was set at $25,000,’ Constable Mark Herman said

His condition remains unclear. 

‘Luther Madison II and Angelica Madison were arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail,’ Herman said. 

‘Luther was charged with two counts of Aggravated assault with a Deadly Weapon. His total bond was set at $100,000.’ 

‘Angelica Madison was charged with one count of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Her bond was set at $25,000,’ Herman concluded. 

The Madison’s both bonded out of jail and are due in court on May 20, according to court records. 

It is unclear if they have entered a plea at this time.