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"Greenfield's first homicide of the year is a deadly case of domestic violence, according to police.A 19-year-old woman, Abigail Gasca Chavez, was shot to death inside her mother's home on Seventh Street.\"It's really, really sad. It's a really, really quiet area and to know that was going on, it's very sad to hear,\" said neighbor Yvette Gonzalez.The shooting happened at about 1 p.m. Tuesday, and Chavez's family member discovered her body.Police said their prime suspect is Chavez's boyfriend, who is a gang member that lives in Soledad.Chavez was a mother of a 4-year-old daughter and 2-year-old son.A multi-agency effort underway to locate the suspected gunman.\"Whenever you have a violent person who's on the run, they're considered dangerous because they could be desperate, and we want to stop this person as soon as possible,\" said Greenfield Police Chief Adele Frese.Frese said her department had no history of domestic violence calls from the Chavez home. But that's not uncommon in cases of domestic violence.\"There's help. A victim merely needs to come into a social services agency or call the police and we will do everything we can to help people who are being victimized,\" Frese said.Police haven't released the name of their prime suspect. That information is expected to be released Wednesday.\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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