2 people shot in broad daylight in Tampa; investigation underway
Authorities are investigating after two people were shot in broad daylight in Tampa Monday afternoon.
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- TCPalm | Treasure Coast Newspapers
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- WLS – Chicago
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- The Wrap
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- Miami Herald
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- Kansas City Star
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- WSB Cox articles
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- The Wrap
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- CBS News
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- Miami Herald
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- CBS-Baltimore
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- The Newport Daily News
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- The Daily Beast
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- The Hill
Supreme Court sides with doctors convicted of over-prescribing pain medications
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- HuffPost
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