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Police investigate early Sunday morning shooting

Jasmine Parker
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Jasmine Parker
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Jasmine holds a degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Toledo and has reported on environmental issues for over five years with local outlets including the Dayton Daily News. Her work focuses on sustainability initiatives and environmental justice in the Dayton area.

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Police investigate early Sunday morning shooting — New Albany Health news

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Crews were called to Grandview Hospital for a patient arriving with a gunshot wound early Sunday morning. According to the Montgomery County Regional Dispatch, there was a reported shooting in the area of S.R. 49 and Hoover Avenue prior to 5 a.m. Officials had no further information to share at this [...]

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