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3 of 11 Hurt in Little River Shooting Still Hospitalized, Horry County Police Chief Says

  • On the night of May 25, 2025, a shooting occurred at the Little River marina in South Carolina after a private charter boat party ended.
  • The incident occurred following an altercation on a boat carrying roughly 120 people, including four crew members, most of whom were visitors from outside the area, and the situation intensified once the vessel had docked.
  • Authorities arrived around 9:15 p.m. at the docking area on Watson Avenue where a lone shooter opened fire as passengers were disembarking from the boat.
  • Ten people sustained confirmed gunshot wounds mostly in their lower bodies, one additional person was hurt by a falling speaker, and three victims remain hospitalized with all expected to survive.
  • Investigations continue with no arrests made while police urge witnesses to come forward and stress the shooting appears to be an isolated incident with no current threat to the community.
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Ten people were shot in a fight on a private boat hosting a weekend party off the coast of South Carolina on Sunday evening, May 25. No one was killed in the shooting that occurred around 9:30 p.m. in Little River, but some of the injured are in critical condition, Horry County police said in a statement. Police said at least one person who was taken to the hospital had injuries that were not caused by the gunfire...

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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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