Authorities Investigating Shooting At Albany State University During HBCU’s Homecoming Weekend

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Authorities Investigating Shooting At Albany State University During HBCU’s Homecoming Weekend

According to a press released published by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation on Monday (Oct. 21), the tragic incident left one person dead and four others injured.

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