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‘There Will Be Accountability’ For Charleston Shooting Says Police Chief

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Officials detailed a timeline of events that left multiple people shot and at least three law enforcement officials hurt in Charleston, S.C. Chief of Police Luther Reynolds said there will be accountability and that "it is not acceptable" that gun violence continues.”

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