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A restaurant customer was kicked out for being intoxicated, prompting a violent reaction. The individual went to their vehicle, retrieved a gun, and started shooting at the establishment. A bystander who was not involved in the incident was struck by gunfire.
Authorities are investigating the shooting. Further details about the incident are available from the Houston police, who are handling the case.
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