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Suspect in Philadelphia police standoff taken into custody

Reuters Thursday, 15 August 2019
Police said they took into custody early on Thursday the suspect in a seven-hour shooting standoff in a north Philadelphia home that left six officers wounded after a barrage of bullets.
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