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July Fourth holiday marked by shootings in several cities and a fireworks-related death
- Two people were killed and six others, including teenagers, were wounded in a shooting incident that occurred in central Indianapolis during the early hours of Saturday.
- The outbreak of violence took place as large groups of young people without adult supervision assembled in the downtown area, raising concerns about the absence of responsible oversight.
- Police recovered several guns at the scene, detained seven people for questioning, but have not confirmed their involvement in the shooting.
- Chief Chris Bailey emphasized that parents cannot be expected to monitor their children at all times and committed to identifying those responsible and ensuring they face consequences.
- The shooting highlighted broader challenges with youth supervision and community violence, suggesting the police alone cannot solve these problems.
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At least two people, including a child, were killed in a shooting during a US Independence Day celebration in Indianapolis, local authorities said.
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The July 4th holiday in the United States was marked by several shootings, including one in Indianapolis that left at least two dead, while the chief of police expressed public frustration at recent acts of violence in his city. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Chief Chris Bailey told reporters on Saturday morning that chaos was “completely unacceptable and unnecessary” and that parents and guardians needed to better control their children. “Hun…
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