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Three shot, 1 in critical condition after election dispute in Miami

The incident occured on Nov. 6 in the Wynwood neighborhood, which is roughly two miles north of downtown Miami.

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The incident occured on Nov. 6 in the Wynwood neighborhood, which is roughly two miles north of downtown Miami.

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Katie Daviscourt Seattle WA
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Law enforcement in Miami is currently for a suspect accused of shooting three women outside an apartment complex after a contentious discussion regarding the 2024 presidential election. The incident occured on Nov. 6 in the Wynwood neighborhood, which is roughly two miles north of downtown Miami, at around 12:30 am Wednesday.

Police say the three victims who were injured are in their 20s and 30s. One of the victims was transported to the hospital in critical condition after sustaining a gunshot wound to the stomach, while the other two victims were listed in stable conditions, Fox 19 reported.

Michael Vega, a spokesperson for the Miami Dade police department, told reporters during a Wednesday press brief: "A group was drinking and talking about politics when the shooting suspect went to a vehicle, retrieved a firearm, and began shooting," USA Today reported.

Police did not release a suspect description, and the suspect has not yet been apprehended as of Friday.

"This is something that is of concern to us," Vega said. "There is no place for violence, especially over a difference of opinion in politics. This is not acceptable. We have to handle our differences and respect each other's beliefs. We need to either reach an agreement or simply avoid such topics."
 
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