37-year-old woman in Wisconsin dead after being caught between crossfire, police seeking suspects
According to the Racine Police Department, officers responded to the shots fired report around 12:35 a.m. in the 1200 block of Eleventh Street. Responding calls came in while officers were en route, reporting that a woman had been shot at the scene.
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Officers arrived and found a 37-year-old woman dead. Further investigation determined that the woman was an innocent victim who was caught in the crossfire between unidentified suspects shooting at each other.
The situation is fully active and fluid, while the Racine Police Department seeks community assistance to identify the suspects responsible for the shooting.
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Anybody who has information or video is urged to immediately call the Investigations Unit at (920) 635-7756. Anonymity is available by contacting Crime Stoppers at (262) 636-9330 or through the app with P3 Tips.
No additional details are available.
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