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U.S.: Over 20 Shot, 4 Killed At Alabama Birthday Party For 16-year-old

At least four people were killed Saturday night in a shooting at a celebration in Alabama, according to law enforcement.

The total number of people shot was initially reported as more than 20.

Witnesses said the gathering where the shooting occurred was a 16th birthday party at Mahogany Masterpiece Dance Studio in downtown Dadeville.

Investigators told Nexstar’s WRBL a suspected altercation led to a shooting around 10:30 p.m. Witnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots and people running and screaming from the building.

The injured were transported to local hospitals for medical attention.

Details about the suspects or motives have not yet been released by authorities.

Ten hours after the shooting, crime scene tape still surrounded the dance studio. A tarp hung over the glass front door and white sheets could be seen inside covering the floor. Several yellow police placards littered the front sidewalk.

Several law enforcement agencies, including the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation, Dadeville Police, and the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office, responded to the incident and were investigating. Investigators had not released an official statement as of Sunday morning.

The shooting has left the small town shaken, and authorities are urging anyone with information to contact Dadeville Police or the Tallapoosa County Sheriff’s Office.

The Hill

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