Fight at Granby Mills results in shootings, suspects detained
(09/19/20 1:12am)
A fight between residents at the Granby Mills apartment complex ended in a shooting around 1 a.m today. No one was injured.
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A fight between residents at the Granby Mills apartment complex ended in a shooting around 1 a.m today. No one was injured.
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