A violent incident occurred in a Publix parking lot, involving two men from Florida. The men allegedly used weapons, with one wielding a machete and the other a hatchet.
The incident led to both men being charged with aggravated battery. Details of the clash are available from the source, FOX 26 Houston.
Further information on the events surrounding the altercation can be found through the source, as the available details are limited to the charges and the weapons used.
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