Five killed in shooting in Texas
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Five killed in shooting in Texas
by Rao Muhammad Aftab Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:27 pm
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WASHINGTON: A gunman opened fire at a skating rink in the town of Grand Prairie, Texas, killing at least five and injuring four on Saturday, Geo News reported.
Report said the shooting followed a fight that broke out at a birthday party held at the rink.
The wounded, including the gunman who apparently shot himself in the head being treated at nearby hospitals, the report said. Their condition was not known immediately.
Police say the shooter may have been one of the guests at the party, report said.
WASHINGTON: A gunman opened fire at a skating rink in the town of Grand Prairie, Texas, killing at least five and injuring four on Saturday, Geo News reported.
Report said the shooting followed a fight that broke out at a birthday party held at the rink.
The wounded, including the gunman who apparently shot himself in the head being treated at nearby hospitals, the report said. Their condition was not known immediately.
Police say the shooter may have been one of the guests at the party, report said.
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