North Philadelphia shooting leaves man hospitalized: police
Police say the victim might have been ambushed as he got out of his vehicle.
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Police say the victim might have been ambushed as he got out of his vehicle.
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The 61-year-old man was shot in the chest and hip and placed n critical condition.
No arrests were made, according to police.
State police said troopers from Bloomsburg found the man "actively firing with a rifle." The officers "fired shots and the scene was secured," police said. No police were injured.
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The shooting happened inside a second floor apartment on the 3100 block of North 33rd Street just after 9 p.m.
All victims were transported to Temple University Hospital. Police believe there were multiple shooters involved.
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The woman was taken to Temple University Hospital, police say. So far, there is no word on her condition.
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