"The family installed cameras, had a 24-hour security presence in their home and even slept at different locations all out of a looming sense that D'Agostino would try to harm them.They returned back to their home after investigators re-arrested D'Agostino Thursday for a second shooting case.A woman was hit in the arm while leaving a Shell gas station off the Katy Freeway near Grand Parkway back in March.Now he is behind bars on two bonds totaling $400,000.Investigators requested a high bond after the second arrest, saying in court records the "defendant presents a continuing threat to the community and in particular, to female motorists in Katy. In the filing, Harris County Sheriff's Detective Dennis Palmer described posts where D'Agostino "rants and rambles on about female motorists and how incompetent they are and that their sole purpose is to give brith to male children." They're wonderful people and they're very, very sorry for any problems or pain this has caused anyone," said Ken Mingledorff. A Katy man is back in jail, accused of shooting a second driver while on the road.Nicholas D'Agostino is now charged with two counts of aggravated assault.Before he was re-arrested Thursday, D'Agostino had posted $75,000 bond and was a free man for 48 hours. "The hardest thing I ever had to do was tell her that he was out, and knowing what kind of feelings she was going to experience when I told her that," said the husband of one of D'Agostino's alleged victims.His wife, who says she was shot in July by D'Agostino, sat down with Eyewitness News for the first time since that shooting.The 29-year-old is charged with shooting the Katy mother on July 10 while she drove to a car wash on S. Mason Road.The bullet went straight through her arm, lodging millimeters from her heart.While behind bars, investigators with the Harris County Sheriff's Office said he confessed to the July shooting and five more similar shootings.On Tuesday, after more than a month behind bars for the July arrest, D'Agostino was able to post bond and walk out. "The family is just as sorry as they can be.
– A Texas man has been accused of shooting multiple female drivers because of their gender. Per BuzzFeed News, Nicholas D'Agostino was arrested Thursday after he was initially released on bond in connection with the July shooting of a Katy woman. Last week, the Harris County Sheriff's Office said they connected D'Agostino to a similar shooting the say occurred back in March. Per KTRK, the 29-year-old confessed to the July shooting while in jail and has admitted to five other similar shootings that detectives said in a court filing were motivated by his "dim view" of women and female drivers in particular. Officials say they uncovered "Facebook posts where he rants and rambles on about female motorists and how incompetent they are and that their sole purpose is to give birth to male children" per the filing. In both shootings, the women suffered non-fatal bullet wounds. However, in the July case, authorities say the bullet went clean through the woman's arm and came within inches of her heart. D'Agostino has been held on two counts of aggravated assault in lieu of $400,000 bond.