A video cut recording his pet, the big feline has frightened the inhabitants in Houston.  Victor Hugo Cuevas is the proprietor of the tiger shot meandering in Houston.

A 54-second clasp of his pet via online media alarms anyone living in Houston particularly close to Ivy Wall Drive. Victor at that point hauls the tiger into the house.

The police said he fled in his jeep with the big fella when they showed up. They couldn’t get him as the vehicle before long got far away from them.

ABC7 reports Victor is purportedly dealing with indictments of first-degree murder. Indeed, he is sitting tight for the preliminary for the homicide of a man. He shot and slaughtered in from of the Bella Terra retail outlet in Richmond, Houston. Additionally, he was out on a bail of $125 thousand.

Victor Hugo Cuevas, out on bond for a murder charge, has been charged with felony evading arrest after he escaped from police while housing a Bengal tiger in his yard. 🐅

— Dr. Jeffrey Guterman (@JeffreyGuterman) May 11, 2021

Victor Hugo Cuevas is 26 years old. Cuevas was captured on Monday evening in his home at Fort Bend County. The Tiger proprietor currently gets the charge of sidestepping a police capture. He had escaped with his big feline as the police moved toward him on Sunday.

Victor’s lawyer, Michael Elliott said Cuevas was going to hand himself over as the police captured him. The Houston Police had delivered a notification on Twitter mentioning any individual who sees him report to the police.

The subject of concern is that Victor didn’t have the Tiger when he was captured. Notwithstanding, he will lead the police to it. Elliott says the tiger is protected and safe. He admitted that Victor isn’t the genuine proprietor of the tiger

Victor Hugo Cuevas Wikipedia Bio: His Family and Ethnicity The individual insights about Victor’s family and identity are obscure as of now. Cuevas doesn’t have a bio on Wikipedia.

UPDATE: Victor Hugo Cuevas, 26, is charged with felony evading arrest for fleeing from HPD patrol officers this morning. Attached is a 2017 booking photo.

If you see him, call @CrimeStopHOU at 713-222-TIPS.

The tiger portion of the investigation is continuing.#hounews

— Houston Police (@houstonpolice) May 10, 2021