Houston, Texas, USA 1,February, 2025 HOUSTON - A 17-year-old has been charged after allegedly shooting at Houston Police Department officers over the weekend in southeast Houston. Alexis Otoniel Martinez will face an aggravated assault against public servant charge after firing at officers on Saturday. A 15-year-old juvenile female suspect was also charged for her part in the shooting and faces the same charge as Martinez. HPD Senior Police Officer R. Benavides and Senior Police Officer F. Jaimes were called to 8360 Park Place Boulevard about a suspicious person with a weapon around 1 p.m. The property manager told officers two people were seen going into an empty apartment. When officers entered, one suspect pointed a weapon at them, officers say. According to authorities, the officers backed away from the door and gave verbal commands for the suspects to surrender. The teens broke through an apartment window, fled to the back of the complex, and started shooting at police, who returned fire. Martinez was shot in the upper body and was taken to Memorial Hermann Hospital-Texas Medical Center where he is still hospitalized. The juvenile female was also taken to the hospital for minor injuries. The HPD officers involved were not injured. Senior Police Officer R. Benavides and Senior Police Officer F. Jaimes were sworn in September 1994 and January 2013 respectively. Both are assigned to Eastside Patrol Division. The incident is being investigated by the HPD Special Investigations Unit, the Internal Affairs Division and the Harris County District Attorney's Office as is protocol for officer-involved shootings in Houston. The male suspect, Alexis Otoniel Martinez, 17, is charged with aggravated assault against a public servant in the 482nd State District Court. A booking photo of Martinez, who remains hospitalized, is not available at this time. The juvenile female suspect has been referred to Harris County Juvenile Probation authorities on aggravated assault against a public servant charges. Juvenile suspect identities and booking photos are not releasable. HPD Senior Police Officer R. Benavides and Senior Police Officer F. Jaimes, who discharged their duty weapons, were not injured in the incident. Officer Benavides and Officer Jaimes were sworn in as an officers in September 1994 and January 2013, respectively and are assigned to the Eastside Patrol Division. Police bodycam footage Law enforcement analysis Crime breakdown Use of force review Cop commentary Police encounters Crime investigations Self-defense analysis Officer-involved incidents True crime stories Criminal psychology Policing in America Tactical breakdown Dashcam footage Hashtags: General Law Enforcement Hashtags: #PoliceBreakdown #Bodycam #Dashcam #UseOfForce #CrimeAnalysis #news #LawEnforcement #CopReview #TrueCrime For Donut Operator-Style Content: #DonutOperator #PoliceCommentary #CopVideos #OfficerBreakdown #TacticalReview #CrimeNews For Inspector Ray-Style Content: #InspectorRay #CrimeInvestigation #BodycamReview #SelfDefenseAnalysis #CriminalBreakdown For Midwest Crem-Style Content: #MidwestCrime #PoliceEncounters #CrimeScene #OfficerInvolved