5th suspect charged in Philadelphia bus stop shooting that injured 8 students

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A fifth suspect has been charged in a Philadelphia bus stop shooting that injured eight high school students.

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Police said the teenager helped carry out the mass shooting on March 6 by acting as a look out at a Dunkin' and providing information about some potential targets. The Philadelphia Police Department previously said shots rang out at a SEPTA bus stop. Eight teenagers, who are students at Northeast High School ranging in age from 15 to 17, were hurt. Among them was a 16-year-old who was shot nine times.

 

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