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    Roads on Market Street blocked off after Youngstown police say cruiser was shot at

    By Joe Gorman,

    2024-09-21

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    YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — Several roads on Market Street were blocked off Saturday night after someone fired gunshots at a police cruiser around 7:10 p.m., according to Youngstown police.

    No one was hurt. Police say no one has been taken into custody.

    A perimeter was set up from Hughs Avenue to Breaden Street, and a drone was deployed.

    First News will continue to update this story.

    Wilson Corbisello contributed to this report.

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    CindyLou
    09-23
    And yet people want to defund the police. If anything Youngstown need every bit of law enforcement that they can find. If not this city will turn into a war zone regardless of how much you try to beautify downtown
    gigi
    09-23
    smh , the cops didnt know what they was doing, there perimeter blocking was way off , mainly when we got woods and paths down here 😂😂😂😂 not funny that the cop got shot at, but the police really need to be retrained cause rocks are smarter then they are, an yes i sat on my porch and watch the whole thing, they got out there cars and stood around, duhhhhhh....
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