Police conducted a drug bust on Friday during a boxing match that was attended by about 500 people in southwest Houston.
When officers arrived, they noticed the large boxing event and said it smelled like marijuana inside. People ran out of the building when they saw police.
Authorities said there was marijuana, mushrooms, and possibly cocaine placed on several tables inside the venue and being sold. Police did not identify anyone involved or say if any arrests were made.About the Author:Cynthia Miranda graduated from UT Austin and is a proud Houstonian. She is passionate about covering breaking news and community stories. Cynthia previously covered elections, the historic 2021 Texas winter storm, and other news in East Texas.
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