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Police investigating after 17-year-old boy found shot, killed in McKeesport

Anyone with information about the death of Ciquann Dudley is asked to call Allegheny County police.

Police investigating after 17-year-old boy found shot, killed in McKeesport

Anyone with information about the death of Ciquann Dudley is asked to call Allegheny County police.

MCKEESPORT APPEARED THAT 17-YEAR-OLD WAS -- DUDLEY. HIS FAMILY DECLINED TO GO ON CAMERA. THEY DID PROVIDE THIS PHOTO OF HIM. AUTHORITIES SAY IT WAS 1:45, SUNDAY AFTERNOON WHEN THE PEDESTRIAN TOLD THE OFFICER ABOUT FINDING HIM. INVESTIGATORS SAY IT IS POSSIBLE THE SHOOTING HAPPENED A DAY BEFORE. AUTHORITIES HAVE QUESTIONED A PEDESTRIAN WHO TOLD THEM ABOUT THE BODY. AUTHORITIES SAY THEY FOUND THE PHONE. >> IT IS HARD TO TELL IF HE WAS MOVING. WE KNOW HE HAD WOUNDS IN HIS BODY. POLICE HOMICIDE DETECTIVES HAVE GOTTEN INVOLVED AS THIS HAS UNFOLDED. THEY SAY IT IS UNCLEAR WHY THE 17-YEAR-
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Police investigating after 17-year-old boy found shot, killed in McKeesport

Anyone with information about the death of Ciquann Dudley is asked to call Allegheny County police.

Homicide detectives are investigating the death of a 17-year-old boy whose body was found with multiple gunshot wounds in McKeesport on Sunday afternoon.Watch the report by @CLovingoodWTAE in the video player above.The medical examiner identified the victim as Ciquann Dudley. The teen was a student at McKeesport Area High School, the school district confirmed.Allegheny County police said Dudley was pronounced dead at the scene on Tube Works Alley after a pedestrian notified a McKeesport officer about the body at about 1:45 p.m.Police said the area where the body was found is a remote location. Investigators do not know why Dudley was in the alley, and a motive for the shooting remains unclear."It's hard to tell if was moving at the time of the shooting," Inspector Andrew Schurman said. "Ultimately, we know he had wounds in his back, though."County homicide detectives are asking for the public's help. Anyone with information is asked to call 833-ALL-TIPS (833-255-8477). Anonymous calls will be accepted."We are deeply saddened by the news of another senseless tragedy that took place in our community yesterday," said a statement from the McKeesport Area School District. "The victim is an active juvenile who attended our high school. Our district takes the safety and security of our students as its number one priority and, too, feel helpless when there are circumstances like this, outside of our control. We extend our sympathies to the family of this student and will be here throughout the summer if anyone needs support."

Homicide detectives are investigating the death of a 17-year-old boy whose body was found with multiple gunshot wounds in McKeesport on Sunday afternoon.

Watch the report by @CLovingoodWTAE in the video player above.

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The medical examiner identified the victim as Ciquann Dudley. The teen was a student at McKeesport Area High School, the school district confirmed.

Allegheny County police said Dudley was pronounced dead at the scene on Tube Works Alley after a pedestrian notified a McKeesport officer about the body at about 1:45 p.m.

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Police said the area where the body was found is a remote location. Investigators do not know why Dudley was in the alley, and a motive for the shooting remains unclear.

"It's hard to tell if [the victim] was moving at the time of the shooting," Inspector Andrew Schurman said. "Ultimately, we know he had wounds in his back, though."

County homicide detectives are asking for the public's help. Anyone with information is asked to call 833-ALL-TIPS (833-255-8477). Anonymous calls will be accepted.

"We are deeply saddened by the news of another senseless tragedy that took place in our community yesterday," said a statement from the McKeesport Area School District. "The victim is an active juvenile who attended our high school. Our district takes the safety and security of our students as its number one priority and, too, feel helpless when there are circumstances like this, outside of our control. We extend our sympathies to the family of this student and will be here throughout the summer if anyone needs support."