Newport Woman Struck By Bullet From Possible Accidental Gunshot
Vermont State Police say a bullet that struck a Newport woman and injured “a lower extremity” may have been fired from a gun accidentally.
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Vermont State Police say a bullet that struck a Newport woman and injured “a lower extremity” may have been fired from a gun accidentally.
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