Max DeJuan Busby, a 45-year-old African American male from Houston, Texas, tragically lost his life on September 4, 2017. He was found deceased inside a vehicle at 5000 Van Fleet around 2:50 p.m. According to the Houston Police Department, Busby died from a gunshot wound, and the incident was ruled a homicide. Witnesses reported seeing an unidentified black female fleeing the scene shortly after the shooting.
The investigation was taken over by the HPD Homicide Division, and the suspect was described only as a black female. The police urged anyone with information to come forward and contact the HPD Homicide Division or Crime Stoppers.
Despite the ongoing investigation, no arrests have been made in connection with Max DeJuan Busby's death. The case remains open, and the Houston Police Department continues to seek information that could lead to the identification and apprehension of the suspect. The community and Busby's family have been deeply affected by his loss, and they continue to seek justice for him.
Busby was a well-known figure in his community, working for TXN Logistics in Houston and serving as the Sergeant at Arms for the Sphinx Motorcycle Club in Teague, Texas. He is remembered fondly by his family, friends, and colleagues, who have expressed their grief and sorrow over his untimely death. His legacy lives on through his two sons, De’Adrian Glover and Max Busby Jr., and his granddaughter, Destiny Glover.
The investigation into Max DeJuan Busby's murder remains a priority for the Houston Police Department, and they continue to work diligently to bring the perpetrator to justice. The case highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in solving violent crimes and the importance of community cooperation in providing crucial information to aid in investigations.
