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BREAKING: 4 Students Shot Leaving Philadelphia High School

Philadelphia, PA – Four high school students were shot as they left Overbrook High School in Philadelphia on Wednesday for early dismissal ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.

The incident occurred at about 11:30 a.m. on Nov. 23 at the intersection of West 60th and Oxford Streets, a block from the high school located in the 5800-block of Lancaster Avenue, WTXF reported.

Police said students were released from school three hours early due to the impending holiday and shots rang out just a few minutes after dismissal.

Two teenage boys and two teenage girls were shot outside of the A&D Minimarket, WTXF reported.

Authorities believe that all four of the wounded juveniles are students at Overbrook High School.

All four gunshot victims were transported to nearby hospitals by ambulance, WTXF reported.

Police have not yet released the identities of the wounded teens, nor have they provided any information on their medical conditions.

WHYY reported the students were listed in stable condition at the hospital.

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Sandy Malone

Managing Editor - Twitter/@SandyMalone_ - Prior to joining The Police Tribune, Sandy wrote the Politics.Net column for the Wall Street Journal and was managing editor of Campaigns & Elections magazine. More recently, she was an internationally-syndicated columnist for Conde Nast (BRIDES), The Huffington Post, and Monsters and Critics. Sandy is married to a retired police captain and former SWAT commander.

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