A gunman opened fire near a music festival Saturday night, killing two people according to police Three people, including the shooter who was taken into police custody, were injured. The shooting o…
Three people, including the shooter who was taken into police custody, were injured.
The shooting occurred at one of the campgrounds outside the Gorge Amphitheater in Quincy, Wash., during the sold-out Beyond Wonderland electronic dance music festival. The Grant County Sheriff’s Office said the alleged gunman randomly fired into a crowd of people at the campground around 8:23 local time — “several hundred yards away” from the venue.“Please avoid the Gorge Gate H campgrounds area as it is closed due to an incident that has been handled by local authorities. There is no current danger to festival-goers or the campgrounds,” the tweet read.
The amphitheater, which holds 27,500 people, was hosting the first of the two-night festival and has several campgrounds around the venue, including one near the main entrance and a larger campground half a mile away, where the shooting is believed to have occurred,
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