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Eleven people hurt in six Buffalo weekend shootings

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(Editor's Note: Initial reports indicated 12 shooting victims but on Monday afternoon Buffalo Police stated that upon further investigation it was determined one of the shooting victims was actually connected with an incident in Niagara Falls.)

Buffalo Police Commissioner Erika Shields will provide more details during a Monday afternoon news conference of six separate shootings that police confirm left 11 people wounded late Saturday into early Sunday.

All victims, according to a police spokesman, suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

The spokesman says officers and specialty units were also dispatched to several high-priority calls throughout the city. Among them, a man with a gun atop a grain elevator on Ohio Street. The police SWAT team and Crisis Management Team responded and remained on scene for approximately eight hours.

The news conference has been scheduled for 3 p.m. at Buffalo Police Headquarters.