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Four People Shot, Critically Wounded In Seat Pleasant Shootout
Seat Pleasant Police are on the scene of what they're calling a shootout in Prince George's County where four people were shot Saturday afternoon.
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Seat Pleasant Police are on the scene of what they're calling a shootout in Prince George's County where four people were shot Saturday afternoon.
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Gorgeous Outdoor Weather Continues Sunday
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