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Early Morning Gunshots in Geneva Under Investigation

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Geneva Police are investigating the report of gunshots being fired early Friday morning at Courtyard Apartments on Goodman Street.

An investigation determined two men had exchanged gunfire at around 1:30 and fled the area. No injuries were reported.

Anyone who has information or witnessed the incident is urged to contact the Geneva Police Department’s on-duty supervisor at 315.789.1111 or Detective Steve Vine at 315.828.6784. All information can remain anonymous

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