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South east an argument, scuffle, then man an knees firing towards someone on be bening road and return fire and that man was struck and killed, another man then ran up and took the gun from the guy on the ground. A large crowd gather add cross the street and fighting broke ot at one point and 3 30 p. M. Another shooting a few blocks away 49 and b streets southeast a woman carrying groceries killed in front of her home. D. C. Police tell us this murder appears to be retaliation for the first. We are just horified but what we saw today. Its a level of violence that is not acceptable in our city....

Developing this morning in milwaukee the National Guard is on standby after two nights of . Violent unrest. Police say shots were fired at 3 different locations. And one person was hit. This all comes after a black man was shot and killed during a traffic stop. Businesses were burned midnight. At least 17 people were arrested and 4 officers hurt. Police have not named the officer involved in the shooting. But say he is a 24year old African American with several years of police experience. The man shot by police was 23year old sylville smith. Officials say smith can be seen on body camera foota...

Security. Term president ial Transition Team is accusing Robert Moeller and his team of inappropriately sending private documents as part of its approach. They were prohillary. President trump in spite of the republican establishment. Still he prevailed. Thats the real story here. Pete what happened to katie perry . Small town throwdown. Whats the deal . Ad was late for coffee. I want oatmeal. You just threw down. You are going to pay for that. Youre telling the truth. Yuko little brown sugar in your oatmeal and its good, but i cant remember the last personnel ordered oatmeal. Rachel i get it ...

Shirley Ranly passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Greenville Herald Banner on 2024-05-29.

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