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Separate shootings wound two, including 15-year-old

Police responded to a shooting just after 10 p.m. Saturday in the 400 block of Lyndhurst Street in southwest Baltimore and found a 15-year-old boy with multiple gunshot wounds in the upper body and arms. He was taken to University of Maryland Shock Trauma where he was listed in serious condition. Police also said a man was shot in the head Sunday evening in the 2200 block of Jefferson Street in western Baltimore. The victim was conscious, breathing and talking, police said.

- Meredith Cohn

Two teenage boys stabbed near Lake Clifton campus

Two teenage boys were stabbed near Lake Clifton school campus on St. Lo Drive around 9:30 p.m. Saturday, said Baltimore police spokesman Agent Donny Moses. A 17-year-old was stabbed in the upper body and a 16-year-old was cut in the left arm. Both were taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital where they were treated and released, Moses said. The teens told police they were walking across the parking lot from the Lake Clifton golf course when they were approached by five unknown males who "picked a fight." Police had no description of the suspects, who were last seen running toward Bel Air Road.

- Meredith Cohn

Police shoot 120-pound dog after it attacks owner

Rockville police shot and killed a 120-pound Rottweiler-pit bull mix early Sunday after trying for hours to subdue the dog after it attacked its owner. Officers first tried using a Taser on the dog, named Jesus, but the dog ignored the shocks. Police say the dog's 38-year-old owner underwent surgery Saturday night for injuries including puncture wounds to his chest and thigh. Three children were in the house but weren't injured. Police were called to the home at 6:20 p.m. Saturday and spent hours trying to capture the animal. The dog apparently became agitated when its owner closed his bedroom door to keep it out.

- Associated Press

DC subway train collision injures three workers

A collision at a rail yard early Sunday injured three workers on Washington's Metro. The transit agency says a six-car subway train was returning to the West Falls Church Rail Yard when it rear-ended a parked six-car train. Two workers were cleaning the parked train to get it ready for service. Three employees were treated for minor injuries at a nearby hospital and released. No passengers were on board when the crash occurred at about 4:30 a.m. It was the latest in a series of recent accidents involving Washington's rail system.

- Associated Press