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Two shot inside Englewood restaurant, Chicago police say
A man was inside when a gunman came in and shot him. Then, a third man pulled out a gun and fired at the shooter.
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A man was inside when a gunman came in and shot him. Then, a third man pulled out a gun and fired at the shooter.
Two men are hurt after a shooting inside a restaurant in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood Saturday.
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The incident happened around 1:39 a.m. in the 200 block of West 63rd Street in the Englewood neighborhood.
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