Police: Private security guard shoots suspected Harbor East shoplifter in face
Investigators believe the victim was seen stealing items inside a store, and when the victim tried to leave the store, he was confronted by the guard.
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Investigators believe the victim was seen stealing items inside a store, and when the victim tried to leave the store, he was confronted by the guard.
The victim was transported to an area hospital, but his condition is currently unknown.
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