nerd4hire
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This kind of thing does have real world precedent.
Innocent victim of gang shooting speaks out
If you check out the pic on the page, it's the kind of second story balcony window.
As far as the strange angles in the Tara case, I can live with that.
A British Columbia woman hit in the head last year by a stray bullet from a gang shootout as she sat watching TV in her condo is now talking publicly for the first time.
Laurie Tinga of Port Moody, on the Lower Mainland, underwent surgery to remove the bullet from her brain and was on life-support for several days.
Innocent victim of gang shooting speaks out
If you check out the pic on the page, it's the kind of second story balcony window.
As far as the strange angles in the Tara case, I can live with that.