A shooting incident occurred in northeast Houston, involving a man and his girlfriend's ex. The ex allegedly shot the man, who was hit four times. The incident is reported to have followed an argument between the exes on Saturday night.
The argument allegedly escalated, resulting in the ex shooting the new boyfriend. Further details about the incident are available from local news sources, including FOX 26 Houston.
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