A gunshot outside a Stanford pub injures almost twelve people
A gunshot that broke out outside the Cabana Live event venue on Carraway Place, Stanford on Sunday has left up to ten people injured.
According to the authorities, the majority of victims had lower body gunshot wounds.
The Seminole County Sheriff’s Detectives came to a report to watch the big crowd, and they suddenly heard many gunshots, which caused people to fear, according to the Wesh news agency.
When they got there, they saw that at least ten individuals had been shot, and the location’s security guard had taken the suspect into custody.
According to the publication, there was an altercation in the Sandford bar that turned violent, leading to the shooting incident. It has been reported that some people had non-life-threatening injuries.
The 16-year-old suspect is being checked into the Juvenile Detention Center, according to the officials at the scene.
A guy killed his wife and three children in a murder-suicide at a residence in Oklahoma City a few days before to the incident.
Five dead were discovered inside the residence in Yukon, according to the first responders.
According to authorities, who were cited in an ABC News story, the guy, named as 42-year-old Jonathan Candy, shot and killed his 39-year-old wife Lindsay and his three children, ages 18 and 14 and 12 respectively.
The fourth kid was unhurt, according to the authorities.
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