A 1-year-old in Texas was rushed to the hospital on New Year's Eve after he was shot in the head during a drive-by shooting, authorities said.

The incident occurred Sunday at about 7 p.m. when officers in Mesquite responded to reports of a shooting, according to a report.

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While answering that call, another person in the same area also called in to report a shooting, Mesquite Police Department spokesman Brandon Ricketts said.

Officers answering that call discovered the infant with a "minor wound" to the head and the boy's 28-year-old father with a wound to his neck, the report noted.

The injuries were attributed to a drive-by shooting that wounded the pair while they were inside a home, police said.

The infant received a "grazing" wound, but neither he nor his father suffered any life-threatening injuries.

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At least one other person, who was in a vehicle, experienced gunfire, but he was not hit, police said.

A total of nine shell casings were discovered in the area, and no arrests have been confirmed.