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Three shot in Dorchester drive-by

Ed Baur and Kevin Wiles report two women and a man were shot outside 24 Westville St. around 5:30 a.m. by a guy who fired on them out of the sunroof of a black Nissan.

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Good morning america.would u like a bullet with your coffee..its getting a little crazy...

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Can we have "Gang Control" and be serious about tackling "Gang Violence" already?

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A for-profit prison employee.

I suggest you read the constitution before declaring yet another police war on more people.

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... a true suburbanite.

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how come they can see a expired tag but no one ever see a person get shot i get a ticket for 105 dollars but yet and still cops see the plate but never see no 1 shot not fair

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Do you really write this way as an adult? Are we supposed to take you seriously?

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What?!?

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On the other hand, how do you expect the police to divine which car has been involved in a drive by? Should they be stopping all cars and searching everyone for guns that have been used recently? Constitutional issues aside, I've learned in this past month that certain groups of Americans don't really care to be stopped randomly all the time.

That remind me. I need to put my new sticker on my license plate.

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Must have been getting up for work.

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The Vietnamese family I know in that area who owns a hardwood floor business often is getting up at 5:30 for work. So is the Cape Verdean family I know who drives their kid over an hour to an autism school before heading to work themselves. I checked their facebook pages and a few other people's and it doesn't seem to be anyone I know, though it was still someone's child, someone's sibling, someone's neighbor. Prayers to all involved.

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Well, this should answer Lemonade's question from last week.

http://www.universalhub.com/questions/2014/public-safety-fields-corner

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