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Enid police investigate weekend shooting

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FATE. NEW THIS MORNING: A WOMAN WAS INJURED IN A SHOOTING IN ENID. POLICE SAY IT HAPPENED SUNDAY MORNING ALONG WILLOW AVENUE BETWEEN FOURTH AND 30TH STREETS. POLICE SAY THE SHOOTS WERE FIRED FROM A WHITE TRUCK. DETECTIVES SAY A PREVIOUS ARGUMENT IN A BUSINESS LEAD TO THIS SHOOTING. THE VICTIM WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL

Enid police investigating gunshot wound in weekend shooting

Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call Enid police at 580-242-7000 or text 847411 and include the keyword EPDTIP.

Police are asking for the public’s help in the investigation of a shooting early Sunday morning in Enid. Get the latest breaking and interesting news here. The shots were fired along Willow Avenue between Fourth and 30th streets and police say they were fired from a white truck. The shots struck a woman who was treated and released from an area hospital. Investigators determined the shooting stemmed from a previous altercation that occurred at a business in South Van Buren, police said.>> Download the KOCO 5 app. Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call Enid police at 580-242-7000 or text 847411 and enter the keyword EPDTIP. Top headlines: Rep. Tom Cole touts support for Trump after winning Republican primary for 4th Congressional District. Accident involving 2 semi-trailers causes traffic jam on eastbound I-40 in southeast Oklahoma. Oklahoma election results: June 18 primary election. Packard’s New American Kitchen closes its doors after 11 years in Midtown. Mysterious monolith reappears in Las Vegas desert.

ENID, Okla. —

Police are asking for the public’s help in investigating a shooting early Sunday morning in Enid.

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Shots were fired along Willow Avenue between 4th and 30th streets. Police said the shots were fired from a white truck. The shots struck a woman who was treated and released from a nearby hospital.

According to police, investigators determined that the shooting stemmed from a previous altercation that occurred at a store in South Van Buren.

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Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call Enid police at 580-242-7000 or text 847411 and include the keyword EPDTIP.

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