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14-year-old boy shot at Tidwell Park
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Mike Akin , as published by Click2Houston General
· September 9, 2026
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Houston police are investigating the shooting Tuesday evening at Tidwell Park in northeast Houston. According to a post on X, the teen is in stable condition at a hospital. Northeast and Patrol Support officers are at Tidwell Park 9700 Spaulding. 14 year old male with a gunshot wound transported...
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Key points Northeast and Patrol Support officers are at Tidwell Park 9700 Spaulding. 14 year old male with a gunshot wound transported...
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What is this story about? Houston police are investigating the shooting Tuesday evening at Tidwell Park in northeast Houston. According to a post on X, the teen is in stable condition at a hospital. Northeast and Patrol Support officers are at Tidwell Park 9700 Spaulding. 14 year old male with a gunshot wound transported...
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