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3 Killed In Mass Shooting At US Independence Day Celebration: Report
A Fourth of July celebration in north Louisiana turned tragic after a mass shooting left three people dead and at least six other people injured in Shreveport, according to information provided to CNN affiliate KSLA by Shreveport officials.
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3 Killed, 2 Injured In Shooting At Gun Store In US
Three people were killed and two were injured in a shooting at a gun store in Louisiana in the US on Saturday (local time).
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21-Year-Old Man Shoots Parents, Three Others In US: Cops
At least five people were killed in two shooting incidents in the US state of Louisiana, police said, adding a manhunt was underway to arrest the suspect.
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US Congressman, Several Others Shot At Baseball Practice In Virginia
A senior US congressman has reportedly been shot during a baseball game in Virgina, close to Washington DC. House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, Republican from Louisiana, and his aides are among the injured. Reports from local media houses say the unidentified gunman fired around 50 shots before he was caught.
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2-Year-Old Shoots 1-Year-Old In The Face In US's Louisiana
Baton Rouge police said that a two-year-old allegedly shot a one-year-old sibling in the face inside a parked car in north Baton Rouge, the capital of the state of Louisiana in the United States of American, leaving the infant in serious condition.
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Hillary Clinton Condemns Shooting Of Baton Rouge Officers
Hillary Clinton on Monday called for an end to the "madness" after the death of three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, condemning a series of recent shootings involving police and vowing to hold those who kill police officers legally accountable.
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Suspect Identified In Baton Rouge Shooting
US media identified the suspect behind a shooting that killed three police officers and wounded three others in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Sunday as Gavin Long, a 29-year-old African American.
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Barack Obama Denounces Baton Rouge Police Shooting As 'Work Of Cowards'
President Barack Obama condemned as "cowardly" a shooting that killed three police officers and wounded three more in the Louisiana capital of Baton Rouge on Sunday.
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Barack Obama To Make Statement On Baton Rouge Shooting: Official
President Barack Obama will address the American people on Sunday about the shooting that killed three police officers in the Louisiana capital of Baton Rouge, amid a spate of attacks involving law enforcement.
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Baton Rouge Gunman Dead, No Active Shooter: Police
The gunman who shot dead three police officers and wounded three others in the Louisiana capital of Baton Rouge on Sunday was killed and there are no suspects at large, officials said.
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Three Officers Killed, Three Injured In Baton Rouge Shooting; Gunman Dead
Three police officers have been killed and at least three others injured in a shooting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Sunday morning, according to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office.
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3 Police Officers Shot Dead In Baton Rouge In Louisiana, Gunman Killed
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana today, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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3 Police Officers Dead, Several Injured In Baton Rouge Shooting In Louisiana
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Sunday, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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Son Of Killed Louisiana Man Speaks Out For First Time
The 15-year-old son of a black man killed by Baton Rouge police spoke publicly for the first time Wednesday, calling his father a good man and urging protesters not to resort to violence.
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Barack Obama Says Nation Must Take Steps To Address Racial Bias In Policing
President Barack Obama said on Thursday the fatal shootings of black men by police in Minnesota and Louisiana in two days underscored the need for the nation to address "the appearance or reality of racial bias" in policing.
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3 Killed In Mass Shooting At US Independence Day Celebration: Report
A Fourth of July celebration in north Louisiana turned tragic after a mass shooting left three people dead and at least six other people injured in Shreveport, according to information provided to CNN affiliate KSLA by Shreveport officials.
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3 Killed, 2 Injured In Shooting At Gun Store In US
Three people were killed and two were injured in a shooting at a gun store in Louisiana in the US on Saturday (local time).
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21-Year-Old Man Shoots Parents, Three Others In US: Cops
At least five people were killed in two shooting incidents in the US state of Louisiana, police said, adding a manhunt was underway to arrest the suspect.
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US Congressman, Several Others Shot At Baseball Practice In Virginia
A senior US congressman has reportedly been shot during a baseball game in Virgina, close to Washington DC. House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, Republican from Louisiana, and his aides are among the injured. Reports from local media houses say the unidentified gunman fired around 50 shots before he was caught.
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2-Year-Old Shoots 1-Year-Old In The Face In US's Louisiana
Baton Rouge police said that a two-year-old allegedly shot a one-year-old sibling in the face inside a parked car in north Baton Rouge, the capital of the state of Louisiana in the United States of American, leaving the infant in serious condition.
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Hillary Clinton Condemns Shooting Of Baton Rouge Officers
Hillary Clinton on Monday called for an end to the "madness" after the death of three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, condemning a series of recent shootings involving police and vowing to hold those who kill police officers legally accountable.
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Suspect Identified In Baton Rouge Shooting
US media identified the suspect behind a shooting that killed three police officers and wounded three others in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Sunday as Gavin Long, a 29-year-old African American.
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Barack Obama Denounces Baton Rouge Police Shooting As 'Work Of Cowards'
President Barack Obama condemned as "cowardly" a shooting that killed three police officers and wounded three more in the Louisiana capital of Baton Rouge on Sunday.
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Barack Obama To Make Statement On Baton Rouge Shooting: Official
President Barack Obama will address the American people on Sunday about the shooting that killed three police officers in the Louisiana capital of Baton Rouge, amid a spate of attacks involving law enforcement.
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Baton Rouge Gunman Dead, No Active Shooter: Police
The gunman who shot dead three police officers and wounded three others in the Louisiana capital of Baton Rouge on Sunday was killed and there are no suspects at large, officials said.
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Three Officers Killed, Three Injured In Baton Rouge Shooting; Gunman Dead
Three police officers have been killed and at least three others injured in a shooting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Sunday morning, according to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office.
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3 Police Officers Shot Dead In Baton Rouge In Louisiana, Gunman Killed
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana today, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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3 Police Officers Dead, Several Injured In Baton Rouge Shooting In Louisiana
Three police officers were shot to death and several others wounded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on Sunday, the city's mayor said, as the country remained on edge in the wake of police shootings of black men and the killings of five Dallas officers.
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Son Of Killed Louisiana Man Speaks Out For First Time
The 15-year-old son of a black man killed by Baton Rouge police spoke publicly for the first time Wednesday, calling his father a good man and urging protesters not to resort to violence.
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Barack Obama Says Nation Must Take Steps To Address Racial Bias In Policing
President Barack Obama said on Thursday the fatal shootings of black men by police in Minnesota and Louisiana in two days underscored the need for the nation to address "the appearance or reality of racial bias" in policing.
