Minors allegedly shoot each other in south Sacramento
(FOX40.COM) — Two minors were hospitalized on Monday after allegedly shooting each other, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.
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The sheriff's office said the shooting happened on 7120 East Parkway.
SCSO said the shooting was a result of a possible shoe deal gone wrong.
The two male juveniles were taken to the hospital.
Deputies confirm that both minors were initially taken for non-life-threatening injuries, however, one of the juveniles is now in critical condition since arriving at the hospital.
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