A man's routine trip ended in violence when he was shot after leaving a store. He had been buying a soda before encountering an unknown individual, leading to a confrontation. The suspect fired, hitting the man in the ankle and buttocks.
Despite his injuries, the man made his way home and called for help. Emergency services took him to a hospital, where his injuries were treated as non-life-threatening.
The incident is under investigation, but details about the shooter and the events leading up to the confrontation are unclear. Further information is available from the authorities handling the case.
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