Girl, 8, hit by stray bullet in West Los Angeles apartment complex
The girl has since returned home after receiving multiple stitches on her head, family members told CBS Los Angeles.
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The girl has since returned home after receiving multiple stitches on her head, family members told CBS Los Angeles.
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