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Police: Kensington shooting leaves teenage girl, woman injured

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PHILADELPHIA - Two female victims were injured after police say they were shot in Kensington early Sunday morning.The alleged shooting occurred on the 300 block of East Westmoreland Street around 4:37 a.m.Police say a 17-year-old suffered a graze wound to the back of the head.

She was transported to Temple University Hospital, where she is said to be in stable condition.Another victim, a 22-year-old woman, was reportedly shot in the arm.

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