11-Year-Old Boy Who Called 911 Shot By Responding Officer

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11-Year-Old Boy Who Called 911 Shot By Responding Officer

An 11-year-old boy in Mississippi is recovering after being shot by an officer responding to the 911 call he made to protect his mother.

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