Teenager Recounts Details After Robber Attacked Her With Gun
A teenager attacked in her home by a robber with a gun said she was home from school, sick, when she confronted the robber. Then he struck her in the head with a gun.
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A teenager attacked in her home by a robber with a gun said she was home from school, sick, when she confronted the robber. Then he struck her in the head with a gun.
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