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Shooting in St George

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Shooting in St George

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Police officers are at the scene of a reported shooting which occurred early this morning in Rowans, St George.

Police public relations officer Acting Inspector Rodney Inniss confirmed there was an incident.

More details as they come to hand. (RA)

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