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Shots fired outside popular Dothan movie theater

Shots fired outside popular Dothan movie theater

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DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — A large police presence was seen outside the Dothan AMC 12 after shots allegedly rang out Monday night.
According to Rickey Stokes News several shell casings were seen in the parking lot, but no injuries have been reported.
Witnesses on the scene tell WDHN that police were searching the surrounding area as well as the roof of a nearby building.
RSN says that police were able to identify a suspect, that person was taken into custody.
Details are limited right now, stay with WDHN for updates.
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