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Early morning shooting in Atlanta leaves man hospitalized

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A man was shot in the chest early Sunday morning at the 33ninety apartments in southwest Atlanta. The incident was reported around 6:49 a. m. on Fairburn Road SW, prompting a swift response from law enforcement. Upon arrival, officers found the victim alert and breathing, leading to immediate medical assistance.

He was subsequently taken to a hospital for treatment. The Atlanta Police Department is actively investigating the shooting, with no arrests made so far. Local residents are concerned about safety in the area, as this incident raises questions about ongoing violence. Investigators are working to determine the motive and circumstances surrounding the shooting. The community is awaiting updates as the investigation unfolds.

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