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A shooting incident occurred in Cypress on Friday morning, resulting in a man being injured. The Harris County Sheriff's Office reported that the man was shot and subsequently crashed into a home. The incident happened on Mountain Dale Drive, where the driver lost control of the vehicle after being shot several times.
Further details about the incident can be found through the Harris County Sheriff's Office, as reported by ABC13 Houston.
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