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3-year-old killed, 4 teens shot during domestic incident at Dumfries home | FOX 5 DC
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2:13Now PlayingPolice reported five kids were shot, including a 3yearold girl who was murdered, at a home in Dumfries Wednesday. Investigators have revealed the victims who survived are all teenagers and one was dating the man now under arrest. FOX 5’s Lindsay Watts reports from Dumfries where the investigation continues. READ MORE
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