Jersey City Shooting: Bystanders Kept Indoors As Police Lock Down Firefight Zone
People in Jersey City are on edge as the gunfight reaches a lull in the shooting.
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People in Jersey City are on edge as the gunfight reaches a lull in the shooting.
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Police report schools are on lockdown after one officer was shot and two suspects are being sought in Jersey City, leading to a barrage of gunfire.
Residents and business owners were told to stay indoors as an ongoing gun battle between police and suspects began in Jersey City.
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