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I'm not sure what the heck happened yesterday but it was a particularly rough day in C-town. There were at least five separate incidents:
http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2007/07/shootings_slashing_make_for_bl.html
http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2007/07/shootings_slashing_make_for_bl.html
Shootings, slashing make for bloody holiday
Posted by Donna J. Miller July 05, 2007 10:05AM
Categories: Crime
Four people are dead after a night of gunfire in Cleveland. Three more are near death in local hospitals, police said. Nearly a dozen others are recovering from gunshot wounds.
Cleveland firefighter Terrance Hough Jr., 35, is in jail, accused of shooting a neighbor and two visitors dead and injuring five others in a barrage of gunfire at 4375 Sky Lane Drive a little after midnight. Hough lives at 4381 Sky Lane Drive.
Hough worked at Station 33 at West 117th Street and Linnett Avenue. He was hired in September 1995, and has a discipline-free personnel file, an assistant chief said.
The other shootings and a slashing:
* 9:40 p.m. at 7317 Elton Ave., a woman was found slashed with a knife. Family members found Marnie Macon, 37, dead in her apartment with deep lacerations to her forehead and a shoulder. There are no suspects or motive yet, Stacho said.
* 9:55 p.m. at 105th Street and Somerset Drive, a man was shot in the head and is near death.
* 3 a.m. in the Warehouse District outside the Spy Bar, a man was shot in the head and may die. Three other men were shot and are recovering. Two of the men live in Twinsburg, Stacho said.
* 3:32 a.m. at the Baby Grand bar in the 3400 block of St. Clair Avenue, a man was shot in the face and is near death.
Cleveland firefighters were scrambling as well, fighting three major fires overnight, on 78th Street and Madison Avenue, on Bailey Avenue and in the 2600 block of West 41st Street.
The violence stunned even veteran police officers. "Sixteen years," Stacho said, referring to his years with the Cleveland Police Department. "Never seen anything like it."