1 person dead after shooting near West End MARTA station, police say
MARTA Police said their officers and Atlanta Police are responding to the incident, which happened around 9:10 p.m. near the West End station on Lee Street. APD said when officers arrived, they located a person with a gunshot wound. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. In an update, APD said he had died.
Man dead after shooting near West End MARTA station in Atlanta
A man was fatally shot near the West End MARTA station Wednesday evening, police said. Atlanta and MARTA police officers responded to an area near the station located on Lee Street, which is just west of Whitehall Street and south of I-20 in southwest Atlanta,
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Man shot to death in Atlanta's West EndATLANTA - A man was killed in a shooting in Atlanta's West End. Atlanta and MARTA police are investigating a deadly shooting ...
On Wednesday night, Atlanta officers responded to a shooting at 680 Lee Street SW. The address appears to be the West End ...
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