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White Sox say they weren’t aware at first that a woman injured at game was shot
- The Chicago White Sox were initially unaware that a woman injured during a game at Guaranteed Rate Field was shot, and the Chicago Police Department would have stopped play if they believed it was unsafe to continue.
- Police determined there was no active threat, allowing the ballgame to continue. The team was also in contact with Major League Baseball regarding the situation.
- The White Sox defended their security procedures and stated that they strive to ensure the safety and enjoyment of fans, although it is uncertain if any additional measures will be implemented following the incident.
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White Sox say they weren’t aware at first that a woman injured at game was shot
CHICAGO (AP) — Oakland Athletics manager Mark Kotsay remembered sitting alone in the stands as a 5-year-old growing up near Los Angeles and watching his dad Steve pitch in a softball game. A car pulled up behind left field and someone in the vehicle started shooting. As the bullets sprayed the field, Steve Kotsay sprung […]
White Sox say they weren't aware at first that a woman injured at game was shot
The Chicago White Sox say they were not aware at first that a woman injured during Friday’s game at Guaranteed Rate Field was shot and that the Chicago Police Department would have stopped play if officers thought it was unsafe to continue
·New York, United States
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