Three teenagers shot at 'marketed' rental house party in Texas, sheriff says
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Deputies in Harris County, Texas, continue searching for the person who opened fire at a rented house party. Three teenage boys were shot, but are all expected to recover.
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"You could see with the door wide open that the house itself was full. I knew that the house had been empty, so I called 911. I thought maybe they just broke into the house," neighbor Jim Shinabarger said.
Shinabarger told the TV station he was on the phone with dispatch when he heard six shots ring out. He asked for emergency medical services to respond when he saw at least one teen suffering from a gunshot wound.
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