An incident occurred in Mexia, resulting in injuries to four people. The event was an unpermitted block party, which led to a disturbance. Police units responded to the scene, located on E.
Palestine Street, on Saturday night. The Texas Department of Public Safety also provided assistance. Further details about the incident are available from FOX 44 News, including comments from Police Chief Heath Crossland.
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