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Two injured in shooting on I-65 in Alabaster

ALABASTER, ALABAMA, JUL 9 – Two people sustained gunshot wounds to their legs in a shooting on I-65; police say no ongoing threat and are seeking witnesses to assist the investigation.

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Police in Alabaster are on the scene of a shooting that left two people injured on I-65.

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Dos heridos tras tiroteo en la I-65 en Alabaster - Latino-News - El periódico de los hispanos

Se está llevando a cabo una investigación en Alabaster, tras un tiroteo ocurrido el miércoles en la I-65.

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APD begins investigation after shooting on I-65 - Shelby County Reporter

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Two drivers shoot each other in suspected road rage incident on I-65 in Alabaster

The shooting happened about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday on I-65 near the 238-mile marker in Alabaster.

·Alabama, United States
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Two injured in shooting on I-65 in Alabaster

Police in Alabaster are on the scene of a shooting that left two people injured on I-65.

·Birmingham, United States
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WVTM broke the news in Birmingham, United States on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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