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Police in Concord investigating a shooting

2 weeks ago in Local

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CONCORD N.H.- Police responded to a report of shots fired in the area of South Main Street and Sexton Ave early Sunday morning.

Police say officers responded to the call around 1a.m. and say a witness reported hearing multiple shots and discovered that a bullet had traveled through their second-story window and into their home.

Witnesses at the scene reported seeing a dark-colored sedan speeding away from the area, traveling southbound on South Main Street immediately after the shots were fired.

The shooting remains an active and open investigation. No injuries were reported.

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