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Date：2025-04-08 04:38:24
BOSTON (AP) — A shooting wounded at least seven people in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood on Saturday morning, police said.
All seven were taken to local hospitals with non life-threatening injuries, Officer Michael Torigian said.
“Firearms have been recovered and arrests have been made,” he said. “It’s an ongoing investigation.”
Police received a call at 7:44 a.m. reporting that multiple people had been shot, and officers responded to the area of Blue Hill Avenue and Talbot Avenue, Torigian said.
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