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6 injured in shooting at Night Club in Texas - Police

Texas, Mar 24 (UNI) At least six people were injured early Sunday in a shooting at a nightclub in the Texas city of Houston, an assistant chief of police at the Houston Police Department said.
"Three individuals who had been shot were transported to a local hospital. Additionally, three other individuals were transported by private vehicle to hospital," James Skelton said during a news briefing.
He added that four individuals were in critical condition and undergoing surgery.
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