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Billings police investigating after man wounded in a shooting incident
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Billings, Montana – Several shots were fired in the 400 block of South 32nd Street, and a 37-year-old Billings man was wounded and transported to a nearby hospital on Tuesday afternoon.
Officer Eric Schnelbach of the Billings Police Department tweeted that the incident occurred just before 1 p.m. and that investigators were still on the scene after two hours.
Around 2 p.m., police officers were seen putting up crime tape on South 32nd Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues South, stopping vehicles from passing through. There were perhaps a dozen law enforcement officers in the neighborhood.
The Billings Police crime scene investigation van arrived at the location around 2:20 p.m., and an officer was seen photographing pieces of clothing that had been left on South 32nd Street.
More information will be released through a press release, according to Billing Police Lt. Shawn Mayo.
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