ime until now-until it went to my brother?  said Hieu Huynh, Le's brother.  Is it way too much? Can we stop it already? 

Victim advocate April Aguirre echoed those frustrations, emphasizing the pattern of behavior.

 He hurt four people in 24 hours. And the charges are right there,  Aguirre said.  But prior to that, he has a decade of hurting Houstonians. When is enough, enough? 

Huynh says he feels a responsibility to speak up not just for his brother, but for other victims who haven't had a platform.

 There's a lot of people being hurt who couldn't speak up. They don't raise their voice,  Huynh said.  So I have to raise my voice. I want to end this. 

What's next

McDaniel is scheduled to appear before a Harris County judge on Tuesday, the 28th, regarding one of the assault charges.

Meanwhile, Le's family remains by his bedside, uncertain of what the coming days will bring. A GoFundMe organized to help cover Le's mounting medical expenses has already raised several thousand dollars.

Fox 26 reached out to the Harris County District Attorney's office for comment on McDaniel's case but has not received a response.