Houston police arrest man on suspicion of shooting at police helicopter
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Houston police arrested a man accused of shooting at a police helicopter that had been sent to southeast Houston early Sunday following reports of an earlier shooting in the area. Around 2:25 a.m., a Houston police helicopter was responded to a report about a man shooting at a woman, near 4200 Crenshaw St. At one point, the man shot at the helicopter, police told OnScene TV reporters.
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