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Teens Arrested in Separate Shootings Across Dallas and Washington Areas

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Teens Arrested in Separate Shootings Across Dallas and Washington Areas

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Authorities have arrested teenage suspects in several separate shooting cases. In South Dallas, two teens were arrested in connection with a shootout that injured six people; investigators say gunfire was exchanged between someone in a crowd and a vehicle. In Irving, two teens were arrested after a confrontation over an allegedly stolen gun ended with the fatal shooting of 40-year-old Andez Manning. Washington-area reports concern the killings of two boys, ages 12 and 14, who may have been targeted because of their neighborhood, and report arrests in the slayings. In Ensley, two suspects were arrested in connection with a deadly shooting.

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