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Suspect Sought in Shooting

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The Ward County Sheriff's Department is asking you to help locate a man considered a suspect in a shooting near Minot Sunday night.

They believe 31-year-old Brian Keith Muzzy was involved in the shooting.  He is described as 6'1", 210 pounds, with a shaved head and a mustache and beard.  He was last seen wearing a dark blue jacket, dark stocking cap, and blue jeans.

Sheriff's Department Captain Bob Barnard says you should not approach Muzzy on your own but if you know where he is, contact your local law enforcement agency.

Muzzy is a suspect in a shooting that injured a man Sunday about 7:00pm at Holiday Park Trailer Court just east of Minot.  The name and condition of the victim have not been released although Captain Barnard says he is still hospitalized.

The gun used in the incident has not been recovered.

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