A man in Houston is on life support after being attacked with a crowbar earlier this month. The victim, Nhan Le, has shown slight improvement in his condition. The alleged attacker has a history of multiple charges, with over 15 charges on record.
This information suggests the attacker is a repeat offender. Further details about the incident and the attacker's history are available from FOX 26 Houston, the source of this information.
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