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Police said three year-olds and a year-old suffered from gunshot wounds. Mary Griffin knew of two victims with serious injuries. She said one was shot in the neck, another in the leg. Griffin watched as the basketball court turned into a crime scene after a drive-by shooting.

Griffin rushed over to the court to find two young men suffering from gunshot wounds. Both are members of her congregation. Both victims were taken to the hospital seriously hurt. Dozens of police officers swarmed the scene. Griffin and many others are trying to figure out what led up to the violence. Griffin said she's heartbroken for two families she knows well -- hoping their sons survive. I'm a mother, I have children," she said. This stuff has got to stop ASAP.

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