A shooting occurred on Wednesday afternoon, resulting in one person being shot. The incident took place on Veterans Memorial Drive.
Authorities from Harris County are currently at the scene, which is located in northwest Harris County.
Further details about the shooting are available from the source, as the information provided is limited to the location and the fact that one person was shot, with Harris County authorities responding to the incident on Wednesday afternoon.
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