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Shootings leave six people hurt Shootings leave six people hurt
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Six people were hurt in two separate shootings in London within hours of each other.Six people were hurt in two separate shootings in London within hours of each other.
In the first attack three teenagers, two aged 17 and one aged 18, were shot in Well Street, Hackney, east London, at 2150 GMT on Friday.In the first attack three teenagers, two aged 17 and one aged 18, were shot in Well Street, Hackney, east London, at 2150 GMT on Friday.
All three were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.All three were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Hours later, a gunman "randomly" shot a 44-year-old woman and two men, aged 30 and 35, outside the North Pole pub in Greenwich, south-east London.Hours later, a gunman "randomly" shot a 44-year-old woman and two men, aged 30 and 35, outside the North Pole pub in Greenwich, south-east London.
Drive-by shootingDrive-by shooting
They were taken to hospital where they are all in a stable non-life threatening condition.They were taken to hospital where they are all in a stable non-life threatening condition.
The two attacks are not being linked by police.The two attacks are not being linked by police.
The Metropolitan Police said the three victims in Greenwich were not deliberately targeted.The Metropolitan Police said the three victims in Greenwich were not deliberately targeted.
"It is understood that a car had pulled up outside the venue and a white suspect had got out and fired shots randomly," said a Met police spokesman."It is understood that a car had pulled up outside the venue and a white suspect had got out and fired shots randomly," said a Met police spokesman.
"None of the victims are thought to have been targeted deliberately."None of the victims are thought to have been targeted deliberately.
"There was a scuffle and the suspect then jumped back into the car, driven by another male, and left the scene.""There was a scuffle and the suspect then jumped back into the car, driven by another male, and left the scene."
No arrests have been made in either case. Police said two people - a man and woman both in their 20s - had been arrested in connection with the Greenwich shooting, which happened shortly before 0240 GMT on Saturday.