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Multiple people wounded in shooting at South Carolina's largest mall, authorities detain suspects: report
Police said two victims were hospitalized and several people detained as officers cleared the mall and kept it closed.
- On Saturday afternoon, gunfire erupted at Haywood Mall in Greenville, South Carolina, sending two victims to the hospital, according to The Greenville Police Department.
- Preliminary investigations indicate the violence stemmed from a dispute rather than a random attack, and officials confirm no further shots were fired after officers arrived.
- Law enforcement officials from the Greenville County Sheriff and officers detained multiple individuals in connection with the shooting as they worked to secure the scene.
- The facility remains closed until further notice, with workers establishing a designated pickup area on the ground floor of the parking garage at Dillard.
- Greenlink is providing a bus with air conditioning for people to wait, and authorities encourage the public to stay with WYFF News 4 for updates.
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The Independent (US)Shooting at South Carolina mall leaves at least two people wounded
Authorities say the gunfire at South Carolina’s largest mall stemmed from a dispute and was not a random attack
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2 people shot at mall in Greenville, South Carolina; multiple detained
Two people were shot at a mall in Greenville, South Carolina, leading to evacuations and multiple people being taken into custody, according to police. The shooting was reported just after 1 p.m. at Haywood Mall, where officers responded to reports of gunfire and found two people suffering from gunshot wounds, according to the Greenville Police […]
·Tilburg, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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