A security incident occurred at the Toyota Center in Houston on Tuesday evening. The event in question was a sold-out concert by Don Toliver. The incident led to the concert ending earlier than initially planned.
Details of what happened are sparse, but it is known that a man was caught with a gun at a security checkpoint. For more information on the incident and its aftermath, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 26 Houston.
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