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2 in custody after suspected road rage shooting near Temple University

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2 in custody after suspected road rage shooting near Temple University — Wayne Technology news

Two people were taken into custody after a suspected road rage shooting near Temple University s campus in North Philadelphia on Tuesday morning. The shooting happened around 9:30 a.m. on 16th Street between Montgomery Avenue and Cecil B. Moore Avenue, just a block from Temple s campus, as students were heading to class. Sources told NBC10 that investigators believe the shooting stemmed from a road rage incident involving two men who fired shots at each other. No one was injured. Officers responded quickly to the scene, which is near a police station. Investigators shut down the block and focused on an area where multiple bullet casings were found. There are additional resources for people or communities that have endured gun violence in Philadelphia. Further information can be found here. The sound of gunfire startled students and neighbors. Honestly, I was full of doubt. I didn t really think it was what it was. I’ve never been so close to gunshots, Temple stud

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