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Two men were injured by gunfire in Rush County on Saturday.
A 911 call to Rush County Central Dispatch brought the sheriff’s office and emergency personnel to 400 West and 650 South in Anderson Township.
Joseph Bell and Alan Stockman said they were coyote hunting when they began taking gunfire from an unknown location. Both men were struck.
Bell was lifelined for medical treatment while Stockman was ambulanced to the hospital in Greensburg. Both were listed in stable cxondition.
The Rush County Sheriff’s Office says it’s believed the incident is a hunting accident but the investigation continues.
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