One dead, one injured in shooting at Santa Fe train station
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SANTA FE – Authorities in New Mexico have launched a search for a person or people responsible for a fatal shooting that killed a man and injured another at a Santa Fe commuter train station this week.
The Santa Fe Police Department said officers responded to reports of shots fired around 3:45 p.m. Monday at the South Capitol Rail Runner station near several state government building complexes.
The department said one man was pronounced dead at the scene and the other was taken to Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center. His condition was not immediately known.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) Two Santa Fe-area men shot, one fatally, at a commuter rail station were apparently known to the shooter or shooters and investigators were trying to locate a car seen in the area, a police official said Tuesday.
Police Capt. Anthony Tapia said David Hernandez, 24, was the man killed Monday while the victim who remained hospitalized in critical condition was a 38-year-old man whose name was not released.
The vehicle of interest a gray or silver small sedan, possibly a Nissan or Hyundai was seen in the area with two occupants at about the time of the shootings, Tapia said. ”We’re not ready to call them suspects at this point.
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