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The owner of a business that was shot at in Cloverdale Thursday says he doesn’t know why they were targeted.
Chase Swanson-Karpes says they hadn’t received any extortion calls, and he believes it was a case of mistaken identity, as the business next door had been targeted in an extortion-related shooting last week.
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