US EditionJuly Fourth holiday marked by shootings in several cities and a fireworks-related death
- A mass shooting occurred early Saturday morning in downtown Indianapolis, killing two people and injuring six others.
- The shooting followed police responding to a fight nearby and happened amid hundreds of unsupervised youths gathered downtown.
- Officers collected multiple firearms from the location and questioned seven individuals, though their connection to the incident has not been determined.
- Chief Chris Bailey emphasized that law enforcement is not responsible for supervising children and called for parents to take greater responsibility for their kids' actions.
- The incident highlights ongoing violence during summer and suggests police alone cannot solve the problem without greater community and parental roles.
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Numerous people injured and killed during July 4th gunfire in American cities
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — This year’s Fourth of July holiday was marked by multiple shootings across the U.S., including one in Indianapolis that left at least two dead and a police chief voicing public frustration over the latest acts of violence in his city. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Chief Chris Bailey told reporters early Saturday morning that the mayhem was “completely unacceptable and unnecessary” and that parents and guardians needed to …
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The July 4th holiday in the United States was marked by several shootings, including one in Indianapolis that left at least two dead, while the chief of police expressed public frustration at recent acts of violence in his city. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Chief Chris Bailey told reporters on Saturday morning that chaos was “completely unacceptable and unnecessary” and that parents and guardians needed to better control their children. “Hun…
July Fourth holiday marked by shootings in several cities and fireworks-related death
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- This year's Fourth of July holiday was marked by multiple shootings across the U.S., including one in Indianapolis that left at least two dead and a police chief voicing public frustration over the latest acts of violence in his city.
This year, July 4 was marked by several shootings in the United States, including one in Indianapolis, which killed at least two people.
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