At Least 10 Injured in Car Show Shooting in Arkansas, Police Say
02:15 GMT 20.03.2022 (Updated: 02:50 GMT 20.03.2022)
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - Ten people were injured in a shooting at a car show in the US state of Arkansas, the state police said.
"Preliminary information provided to ASP [Arkansas State Police] is that as many as 10 people had been wounded by gunfire," the police said in a statement, as quoted by NBC on Saturday.
The shooting occurred on Saturday night, at around 07:25 p.m. local time (00:25 GMT on Sunday) in the city of Dumas, located in Arkansas’ Desha County. Highway patrol officers, troopers and investigators were dispatched to a business where the car show was taking place, the police said.
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KARK-TV reported that, according to the authorities on the scene, at least one person died as a result of the shooting. There are also children among the victims, investigators said as cited by virtual channel 4, specifying that this does not appear to be a mass shooter situation.
KARK-TV cited the Desha County Office of Emergency Management as saying that there were two different incidents that occurred in Dumas on Saturday night: a high-speed pursuit that ended in a head-on crash, and an incident in a parking lot that occurred during the car show.
There was no immediate information on possible suspects or the condition of the injured.
According to KARK-TV, one injured child was transported to the Arkansas Children’s Hospital.
KARK-TV cited the Desha County Office of Emergency Management as saying that there were two different incidents that occurred in Dumas on Saturday night: a high-speed pursuit that ended in a head-on crash, and an incident in a parking lot that occurred during the car show.
There was no immediate information on possible suspects or the condition of the injured.
According to KARK-TV, one injured child was transported to the Arkansas Children’s Hospital.
