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7 people killed by gunmen "carrying large weapons" in house near Colombia's Medellin
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Gunmen killed seven people in a house near the Colombian city of Medellin on Tuesday night, police said.
"At around 07:30 at night, here in the rural area of the municipality of Rionegro, a regrettable incident occurred in which seven people were killed," local police officer Colonel Carlos Andres Martinez Romero said in a statement.
"Ten people carrying large weapons broke into a house" in the Cabeceras area, around 12 miles from Medellin, Martinez said.
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