16-year-old shot, killed Tuesday; police investigate string of violence that began on July 4th
Authorities say a 16-year-old was shot and killed early Tuesday morning in the District as police continue to investigate a series of violent shootings and stabbings that began as Fourth of July festivities in the nation?s capital came to an end and continued through the overnight hours.
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