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BROOMHALL SHOOTING: Gang shooting victim named

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Published Date: 03 July 2009

Police have named the Sheffield man who was gunned down on a city street.

James Kamara was 22-years-old and lived in the Pitsmoor area of Sheffield.

You can leave James your tribute in our condolence book

A post mortem was conducted yesterday afternoon and concluded he died from bullet wounds.

Three other people were injured during the drive-by shooting on Brunswick Street in Broomhall on Wednesday evening.

The three are all aged in their early 20s and from Sheffield.

MORE ABOUT THE BROOMHALL SHOOTING:
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The seventh gun death in as many years
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Armed police outside hospital to guard surviving victims
Gang shooting victim named
Sheffield's latest victim of gang warfare
Condolences: James Kamara

See today's Star for the full story.

READ MORE ON THE SHOOTING: Four shot in Sheffield as tension explodes into violence - VIDEO
Broomhall residents spoke of street tension weeks before murder

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Last Updated: 03 July 2009 8:46 AM
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Location: Sheffield

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