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LOCAL / PUBLIC SAFETY

Man Critically Injured in Shooting on FM 2920 in Spring; a Woman Is Detained, Precinct 4 Says

A man was shot and taken to a hospital in critical condition on FM 2920 in the Spring area on Thursday, and a woman was detained at the scene as Harris County Precinct 4 authorities investigate.

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Man Critically Injured in Shooting on FM 2920 in Spring; a Woman Is Detained, Precinct 4 Says (SPACE CITY DAILY)

A shooting on FM 2920 in the Spring area left a man critically injured on Thursday, according to Harris County Precinct 4 authorities as reported by FOX 26 Houston. The scene was along FM 2920 just west of Kuykendahl Road, in northwest Harris County.

Precinct 4 authorities said the man who was shot was taken to a hospital. FOX 26 reported his injuries as critical. A woman was detained at the scene as the investigation continued, authorities said.

No one involved has been identified, and officials have released no information about what led to the shooting, whether the two people knew each other, or whether anyone else is being sought. This story will be updated when Precinct 4 or the sheriff's office releases confirmed details; until then, nothing beyond the location, the injury, and the detention has been officially stated.

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