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Model 1917 Revolver<\/a><\/p>\n Suspect shot, another arrested after break-in at Deep Ellum business, police say<\/strong> Author: Jay Wallis A business owner was asleep inside his own business, according to an officer on the scene.<\/p>\n The officer said two men kicked in the door and went inside, and the business owner shot one of the men. That man was transported to the hospital in critical condition.<\/p>\n The other man who broke into the business was not injured and was arrested, according to police at the scene. Police said the case would be referred to a grand jury to determine if it was self-defense.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n 1 \/ 1 \/ 0 Portland police confirm identity of alleged gunman in Normandale Park shooting<\/strong><\/p>\n By Maxine Bernstein Another man fired back at Smith with a rifle, hitting him in the lower abdomen and bowel. Smith remains hospitalized in serious condition, the fifth person wounded in the park shooting, police said Tuesday.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nBased on preliminary information, officers responded to a shooting in the 3000 block of Canton Street near Exposition Park.<\/em><\/p>\n
\nDALLAS \u2014 One suspect was shot and another was arrested after a reported break-in at a business in the Deep Ellum area early Monday, according to the Dallas Police Department.
\nBased on preliminary information, officers responded to a shooting in the 3000 block of Canton Street, near South Malcolm X Boulevard.<\/p>\n
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\nPortland police Tuesday confirmed that Benjamin J. Smith, a 43-year-old who lives next to Normandale Park, is a suspect in the Saturday night shooting at the park and the man who investigators believe fired a .45-caliber handgun that left one woman dead and wounded four others.<\/p>\n