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Man is injured in city gun attack Man is injured in city gun attack
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A man has been shot and injured in a gun attack in Londonderry.A man has been shot and injured in a gun attack in Londonderry.
At about 2100 GMT on Wednesday, two masked men armed with shotguns entered a bookmakers' shop at Meenan Square and ordered everyone to lie on the floor. Two masked men armed with shotguns entered a bookmakers' shop at Meenan Square at about 2100 GMT on Wednesday and told everyone to lie on the floor.
They then shot a 35-year-old man in both legs. He is being treated in hospital where his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening. They then shot a 35-year-old man in both legs. He was taken to hospital but his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
After leaving, the gunmen hijacked a silver Vauxhall Vectra in the Dove Gardens area. The gunmen then hijacked a silver Vauxhall Vectra in Dove Gardens. It was later found on fire in Creggan Heights.
The car was found on fire in the Creggan Heights area a short time later. SDLP councillor John Tierney said he was a neighbour of the victim's family.
A motive for the shooting remains under investigation, a police spokeswoman said. "I was talking to the parents shortly afterwards and the mother was very distressed.
Detectives want to speak to anyone who witnessed the men hijacking the car in Dove Gardens or abandoning at Creggan Heights. "At one point we thought we might have to get a doctor to her," he said.
Mr Tierney added: "The reaction in the Bogside is one of condemnation.
"People are saying they thought this was a thing of the past."
Sinn Fein assembly member Raymond McCartney said local people were horrified by the shooting.
"Like most people who live in Derry, my reaction is one of condemnation.
"These people do not represent anybody.
"These days are gone, and we do not want these people on our streets carrying out these types of shooting," he said.