Police Seek Teen-Ager After 11 Are Shot in Tampa
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TAMPA, Fla. — Police searched for a 17-year-old boy suspected of firing a shotgun at two groups of teen-agers Sunday, slightly injuring 11 with birdshot, authorities said.
The shootings near a public housing project apparently were sparked by an argument between two teen-age girls over a boy, police said. They were seeking a brother of one of the girls.
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