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A man was found dead at an apartment complex, prompting an investigation by authorities. The incident occurred on Monday morning. Houston police are handling the case, which involves a fatality and an injured person.
Further details about the incident, including the events surrounding the fatal shooting, are available from the source, which reports that the apartment complex is located in southwest Houston.
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