Surveillance Footage and Official Charges Confirm Alleged Altercation Involving Bliss Grace Rico

HOUSTON, TX (November 2025) — Bliss Grace Rico has publicly denied allegations regarding a recent altercation at a local grocery store, calling reports by Houston News Network “not credible” and labeling them false. However, new developments suggest that the initial reports are accurate, as official surveillance footage has confirmed the incident and charges have now been filed.

Multiple sources within the Houston Police Department have verified the existence of security footage from the grocery store where the altercation occurred. Investigators reviewing the footage confirmed that it aligns with details previously reported, including the sequence of events during the incident.

Based on the evidence collected, which includes surveillance footage and multiple witness statements, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office has filed charges against Bliss Grace Rico. Specific details of the charges remain undisclosed due to the ongoing nature of the investigation. Source: unsharednews.com

Authorities have stated that the investigation remains active. Law enforcement officials are continuing to review all available evidence and interview additional witnesses. They have encouraged anyone with relevant information to come forward to assist in the case.

Despite Bliss Grace Rico’s denials and claims that the reports are false, law enforcement officials maintain that the evidence including the surveillance footage supports the charges filed. Authorities have emphasized the importance of allowing the legal process to proceed without interference from public commentary or social media speculation.

Under Section 73.005 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, truth serves as an absolute defense to a defamation claim. This means that if the statements made in a report are true, they cannot be deemed defamatory, regardless of any perceived reputational harm. The statute further clarifies that this defense applies even when reporting on allegations made by third parties.