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Police investigate the scene of a Little Rock shooting Wednesday at West 19th and South Brown Streets.
VIDEO: Man dies after shooting in Little Rock
A Little Rock man has died shortly after being shot around 4 p.m. Wednesday near the intersection of West 19th and South Brown Streets. According to Lt. Terry Hastings of the Little Rock Police Department, a black male was seen chasing another black male east on 19th Street. Police said the suspect...
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