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Five bullet holes are visible in one window at a Salem Acres apartment in the 1100 block of Prospect Street where two unidentified shooters and possibly a third, opened fire on a residentâs car and dwelling early Thursday, leaving 31 shell casings behind. No one was injured. Anyone with information about the shooting or who may have heard or seen something suspicious between midnight and 1 a.m. should call Perry Township Police at 330-337-7836. (Photo provided by Perry Township Police)
PERRY TOWNSHIP Unidentified shooters delivered a message on a rock and fired a barrage of bullets early Thursday into a car and Salem Acres apartment, but police said they believe the shooters may have hit the wrong location.
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Five bullet holes are visible in one window at a Salem Acres apartment in the 1100 block of Prospect Street where two unidentified shooters and possibly a third, opened fire on a residentâs car and dwelling early Thursday, leaving 31 shell casings behind. No one was injured. Anyone with information about the shooting or who may have heard or seen something suspicious between midnight and 1 a.m. should call Perry Township Police at 330-337-7836. (Special to the Review/Perry Township police)
SALEM Unidentified shooters delivered a message on a rock and fired a barrage of bullets early Thursday into a car and Salem Acres apartment, but police said they believe the shooters may have hit the wrong location.
Staff Writer
Special to the Journal/Perry Township police
Five bullet holes are visible in a window at a Salem Acres apartment where two shooters and possibly a third, opened fire on a residentâs car and dwelling early Thursday, leaving 31 shell casings behind. No one was injured.
SALEM Unidentified shooters delivered a message on a rock and fired a barrage of bullets early Thursday into a car and Salem Acres apartment, but police said they believe the shooters may have hit the wrong location.
Perry Township Police Chief Mike Emigh would not say why he and Detective Jordan Reynolds both believe the shots were fired at the wrong apartment, but that’s what they believe based on the investigation so far.