Inquiry into wild-horse shooting uncovers no leads

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BEND, Ore. (AP) — Despite thousands of dollars in reward money and months of searching, an investigation into the shooting of six wild horses in central Oregon has come up dry.

No one has stepped forward with a tip solid enough to lead to the arrest and conviction of those responsible, even with a reward of nearly $10,000, The Bulletin reported Friday (http://bit.ly/O73Buj ).

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