Victims Refuse To Cooperate In SF Hunter's Point Shooting
A teenager and an adult who were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Hunter's Point neighborhood Sunday afternoon were refusing to cooperate with investigators, a police spokesman said.
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A teenager and an adult who were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's Hunter's Point neighborhood Sunday afternoon were refusing to cooperate with investigators, a police spokesman said.
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