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DALLAS - Eight-year-old Keiveon Johnson was shot and killed during an accidental shooting by another child playing with a shotgun, Dallas police said.\r
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A six-year-old was also shot in the leg at the Spanish Point Apartments in the 4100 block of Harvest Hill Road in Dallas Thursday afternoon.\r
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Police said four young boys were inside an apartment at the complex, and one was playing with a shotgun. The survivors originally told police that a masked man came inside and began shooting.\r
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One child who was playing outside at the time of the incident said he heard a loud bang that sounded like a shotgun going off. He called his mother and they both went running for help.\r
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""A friend of the boy's dad ran up there and saw the little boy,"" said Nick Whitley, a young neighbor.\r
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Counselors were brought into Gooch Elementary School, where both boys attended school, to help students deal with the shooting.\r
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Police are still investigating.\r
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No one has been charged, but there are questions about why the boys were left unsupervised.\r
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