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11 injured in fraternity house shooting

BREAKING: 9 people shot near Southern University campus in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Baton Rogue police say nine people were shot just off campus outside a fraternity house early Friday morning. BATON ROUGE, La. – A Louisiana shooting injured 11 people at a fraternity house near Southern University’s campus, which is in the midst of celebrating its homecoming festivities, and two people are in custody, Baton Rouge police said. Authorities initially said nine people were injured early Friday at the party held just off campus. At a news conference late Friday, Deputy Chief Myron Daniels confirmed that two others were wounded, […]

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