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Four Wounded in Harlem Shooting


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Jen Chung

Published Jul 29, 2008

Modified Jul 29, 2008


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Published Jul 29, 2008

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2008_07_harlshooting.jpgAfter midnight, a shooting outside 41 West 129th Street wounded four people. According to WABC 7, a group of four people had "walked up to...the victims, who were in front of the building--and opened fire." A man is in serious but stable condition while two men and one women are in stable condition. WNBC reports, "Officers said they are having a hard time gathering information because the victims won't reveal details about the crime."

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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