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BALTIMORE 鈥?A 21-year-old is being charged with first degree murder for an August homicide. On August 6, Western District officers were dispatched to 2400 block of Etting Street to investigate a reported shooting.Officers responded to the location and found 31-year-old Yohannes Carr suffering from gunshot wounds. Medics responded to the location and pronounced Carr dead at the scene
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