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Woman Seriously Injured in Shooting at Council Bluffs Apartment

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(Council Bluffs) One person was hospitalized after a shooting Friday night in Council Bluffs. At approximately 7:26 p.m., Council Bluffs police and fire were dispatched to the Featherstone Apartments, 901 North 35th Street, for a report of an assault. Upon arrival, officers located a 21 year old female behind the C building who had injuries to her upper and lower body. Council Bluffs Fire/Rescue transported her to a Council Bluffs hospital where she was stabilized and was treated for at least one gun-shot wound. She was then transferred to an Omaha hospital for further treatment. At this time, she is in serious but stable condition. Investigators interviewed several witnesses and determined that multiple people were gathered in an apartment within the Featherstone complex when an argument broke out, which resulted in the victim being shot. A suspect has been identified but is not yet in custody.

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