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Shanghai police look for metro 'gunman'

Updated: 2013-07-10 17:30

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Police have launched an investigation after a Shanghai subway passenger aimed a toy gun that resembled the real thing at passengers, eastday.com.cn, a local news portal, reported.

The incident happened in Line 9. A picture of the man appeared on Sina Weibo, at 8:30 pm on Tuesday.

Police said they are checking surveillance tapes from all the stations.

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