Two people were killed and four wounded when gunfire erupted on Thursday at a park crowded with people gathered for a football tournament in Louisville, Kentucky, a police spokesman told reporters.
Police did not have a motive for the two related shootings in Shawnee Park or suspects in custody, spokesman Dwight Mitchell said.
Two men were dead at the scene, and the wounded suffered non-life-threatening injuries, he said.
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Two people were killed and four wounded when gunfire erupted on Thursday at a park crowded with people gathered for a football tournament in Louisville, Kentucky, a police spokesman told reporters.
Police did not have a motive for the two related shootings in Shawnee Park or suspects in custody, spokesman Dwight Mitchell said.
Two men were dead at the scene, and the wounded suffered non-life-threatening injuries, he said.
“When you have a tragedy like this take place, certainly it puts a damper on anyone celebrating” the Thanksgiving holiday, Mitchell said.
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