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Shootings across US prompt increased police in Dallas district

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 23:14 · Archive

Multiple mass shootings over Halloween weekend killed at least 10 people across the United States, prompting federal authorities to increase police presence in Dallas's Deep Ellum entertainment district.

Multiple mass shootings across the United States over Halloween weekend left at least 10 people dead and dozens injured, prompting federal authorities to increase law enforcement presence in affected areas. In Dallas, three separate shootings in Deep Ellum, a neighbourhood of music venues and restaurants, killed four people and injured 15 others within an hour and 15 minutes early Sunday morning.

Federal and local authorities announced the stepped-up police presence on Monday. Ryan Raybould, U.S. attorney for the northern district of Texas, said at a news conference that 'everyone deserves the freedom to walk down the street, to celebrate a fun night out during our nation's holidays and to simply exist in public without fear for their safety or their children's safety'.

Investigators continued searching for suspects and motives behind the shootings. The violence coincided with Halloween falling on a weekend and warm weather that drew large crowds to outdoor gathering spots. Two separate shootings occurred in Birmingham, Alabama following the annual Magic City Classic college football game on Saturday night, and additional incidents were reported in nightlife districts in Fayetteville, Arkansas; Newark, Delaware; Bloomington, Illinois; and Bloomington, Indiana.

Shootings across US prompt increased police in Dallas district
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