translated from Spanish: At least nine people killed after shooting in Ohio: events add to this Saturday’s Texas massacre

At least nine people have been killed in a shooting recorded in early Sunday morning in the US city of Dayton, in the northern state of Ohio, as confirmed by local police. Dayton Police have indicated through their Twitter social media account that the suspect “has died,” before adding that another 16 people have been hospitalized after being injured in the shooting.” We had agents in the area when the shooting started and we were able to respond and get it done quickly,” he said, while confirming that “the FBI is in place to assist in the investigations.” The shooting has taken place for reasons that are currently unknown in the Oregon district, with numerous nightclubs, restaurants and art galleries. A witness to the event has detailed in statements to US television network NBC that the shooting took place inside a bar in the area called Ned Peppers.Another of those present has indicated via a video on Facebook that the man has reached the “armed with AR-15 assault rifle” and “has started shooting everywhere.” “I’m fine. There are victims everywhere,” he added. The event occurred hours after the deaths of at least 20 people from Saturday shootings by a gunman at a Walmart department store in the Us.D. of El Paso, Texas. At a press conference, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said “this is one of the deadliest days in the history of this state.” Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton believes the manifesto posted by the suspect on social media “could help shed light on what happened.” This manifesto has also spoken to El Paso, Texas Police Chief Greg Allen who believes there is a “potential link” to a hate crime. The authorities have not revealed any further details and have reported that they will continue with the investigation. These shootings came just six days after at least three people, including two children, were killed and 15 others injured by a shooting at an annual food festival in Gilroy, California.

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