A security incident occurred at the Toyota Center in Houston on Tuesday evening. The event in question was a sold-out concert by Don Toliver. The incident led to the concert ending earlier than initially planned.
Details of what happened are available from local news sources. Further information about the security incident can be found through news outlets such as FOX 26 Houston, which reported on the event and its outcome.
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