US EditionCoroner Says a 7th Person Has Died From Injuries in Mississippi Delta Town Mass Shooting
Seven dead and over a dozen injured after a mass shooting following a high school homecoming game; nine arrests including multiple capital murder charges reported.
- A seventh person, Ebanee Williams, 25, has died from injuries sustained in a mass shooting after a homecoming football game in Leland, Mississippi, on October 11.
- The shooting left more than a dozen people injured, with six others declared dead at the scene or shortly after.
- Nine people have been arrested in connection with the shooting, with several charged with capital murder, but the motive remains unclear.
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Seventh person dies in Leland shooting
Seventh person dies in Leland shooting JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – A seventh person is now dead after being shot during an incident earlier this month in downtown Leland. On Saturday, Hinds County Coroner Jeramiah Howard confirmed that Ebanee Williams, 25, had succumbed to injuries sustained during the mass shooting which left six others dead. [READ: Six people killed in Leland overnight shooting] Howard said Williams’ body will be sent to the Missi…
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Mississippi Delta town mourns a seventh loss from shooting after a school football game
Medical officials in Mississippi say a shooting after a high school football game earlier this month has claimed a second victim.
A seventh person has died from injuries sustained in a mass shooting after a school football match in Leland City, in the Mississippi Delta, a coroner reported.
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