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A set of flats in Sheffield cordoned off this morning (April 25) following reports of a shooting overnight. The pathway on Lowedges Road, near the junction of Gresley Road, is dotted with yellow evidence markers and several nearby windows have bulletholes.
A set of flats in Sheffield cordoned off this morning (April 25) following reports of a shooting overnight. The pathway on Lowedges Road, near the junction of Gresley Road, is dotted with yellow evidence markers and several nearby windows have bulletholes.
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