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В Северной Каролине ранили 15-летнюю ученицу местной школы, сообщает Associated Press со ссылкой на местного шерифа. Девушка доставлена в больницу. О ее состоянии не сообщается.

Инцидент произошел в понедельник, 24 октября, в школе для старших классов Cape Fear High School, расположенной недалеко от города Фейетвилл - административного центра округа Камберлэнд.

Учащаяся школы была ранена в шею. Выстрел, предположительно, был произведен из малокалиберного оружия. Стрелявший объявлен в розыск. Ружье, из которого был произведен выстрел, пока не найдено. Предполагаемые мотивы стрелявшего устанавливаются.

Полицейские отменили занятия в школе Cape Fear, а также в соседней школе Mac Williams для выяснения обстоятельств преступления.

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