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An incident occurred at Hobby Airport on Saturday evening, prompting an investigation by Houston police. The police responded to the airport to look into the matter. Details of the incident are sparse, with little information available about what happened.
For further information, readers can refer to the source, Fox 26 Houston, which reported on the incident and the subsequent police investigation at Hobby Airport.
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