UPDATE: Deputies say no shots fired inside Walmart in northwest Harris Co.
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HOUSTON - After panic of a reported shooting sent crowds at a northwest Houston Walmart rushing out the door, Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies say there were no shots fired.
In a tweet, the HCSO reports there was a physical altercation between two people inside the store Tuesday afternoon and one of them had a gun, "but it was not discharged inside the store."
The initial call about a possible shooting came in around 4:13 p.m. from the Walmart in the 12300 block of W FM 1960 at Eldridge Pkwy.
Deputies at first reported that a Hispanic male discharged a firearm inside the store before leaving the scene.
No injuries were reported, and deputies are still clearing the store.