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Argument inside apartment led to Council Bluffs shooting Friday evening

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Council Bluffs police said a 21-year-old woman is in serious but stable condition after a Friday evening shooting at the apartment complex. Police have identified a suspect, but they are not in custody Council Bluffs police said a 21-year-old woman is in serious but stable condition after a Friday evening shooting at the apartment complex. Police have identified a suspect, but they are not in custody A 21-year-old woman was shot Friday evening at Featherstone Apartments in Council Bluffs. Police responded to 35th Street and Avenue G at about 7:26 p.m. on Friday, October 23. Council Bluffs Fire Rescue took her to a local hospital, where she was stabilized and treated for at least one gunshot wound. She was later transferred to an Omaha hospital and remained in serious but stable condition. Investigators said several people were in an apartment when an argument broke out and led to the shooting. Police said a suspect has been identified but is not in custody.

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