Police say two people were fatally shot, two police officers were hurt and a person believed to be the shooter also died at a grocery store in northern Indiana. An Elkhart police department spokesperson says during a media briefing that the shooting happened late Monday afternoon at a Martin's Super Market in Elkhart.
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Two police officers were injured in the shooting late Monday afternoon at Martin’s Super Market, Elkhart Police Department spokesperson Jessica McBrier said during a media briefing. She said two people were pronounced dead inside the store and that the two officers “sustained gunfire,” and were in stable condition at a hospital, she said.
She said police were interviewing witnesses and that there was no danger to the public. No further information was immediately released.Gov. Mike Braun said on social media that he was in contact with state and local law enforcement about the shooting. “Maureen and I are praying for the victims and their families,” the post said, referencing the First Lady.CDC ordered to stop working with WHO immediately, upending expectations of an extended withdrawal
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