The three shootings in South Carolina and Pittsburgh left two minors dead and at least 31 people injured. The South Carolina State Law Enforcement Administration, which is conducting an investigation, said in an email that no casualties were reported from the Cara’s Lounge shootings in Hampton County. No immediate information was available on the severity of the injuries. Hampton County is located approximately 80 miles (approximately 129 kilometers) west of Charleston. A call to the nightclub went unanswered. In Pittsburgh, meanwhile, two minors were killed and at least eight people were injured in a shooting at a house party. The bomber struck shortly after 12:30 a.m. during a party at a short-term rental property where hundreds of people had gathered – the “vast majority” of whom were minors, his police chief Scott Schubert told reporters. Pittsburgh. . The shootings on Sunday came just a day after shots were fired at a busy mall in the South Carolina state capital, Columbia, about 90 miles (90 miles) north of the site of Sunday night’s shooting. Nine people were shot and five people were injured as they tried to leave the scene in downtown Columbiana, Columbia Police Chief WH “Skip” Holbrook said on Saturday. The victims ranged in age from 15 to 73 years. The Columbia Police Department announced the arrest of 22-year-old Jewayne M. Price, who was one of three people initially arrested by law enforcement as a person interested in the shooting at the mall. Price was scheduled to have a bond hearing at 2 a.m. Sunday on the charge of carrying a pistol illegally. It is not immediately known if Price has a lawyer who could speak for him. Police said the 73-year-old victim was still receiving medical treatment, but the other victims had been discharged from local hospitals or would be released soon. “We do not think this was a coincidence,” Holbrooke said. “We believe they knew each other and something led to the shooting.” The three mass shootings on Easter weekend have been added to other shootings in recent days. Last week, a gunman opened fire on a New York subway car, injuring 10 people. A suspect was arrested the next day. Earlier this month, police said six people were killed and 12 others injured in Sacramento, California, during clashes between rival gangs as they closed bars in a busy area near Downtown Commons and the state Capitol. One week ago, gunfire erupted inside a crowded nightclub in Sindar Rapids, Iowa, leaving a man and a woman dead and 10 injured in the early hours of Sunday, authorities said. And last month, 10 people were shot at a spring party in Dallas and several others were injured as they tried to escape the blaze, police said.

title: “Us Rocked By 3 Mass Shootings During Easter Weekend 2 Dead " ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-31” author: “Lowell Williams”

The three shootings in South Carolina and Pittsburgh left two minors dead and at least 31 people injured. The South Carolina State Law Enforcement Administration, which is conducting an investigation, said in an email that no casualties were reported from the Cara’s Lounge shootings in Hampton County. No immediate information was available on the severity of the injuries. Hampton County is located approximately 80 miles (approximately 129 kilometers) west of Charleston. A call to the nightclub went unanswered. In Pittsburgh, meanwhile, two minors were killed and at least eight people were injured in a shooting at a house party. The bomber struck shortly after 12:30 a.m. during a party at a short-term rental property where hundreds of people had gathered – the “vast majority” of whom were minors, his police chief Scott Schubert told reporters. Pittsburgh. . The shootings on Sunday came just a day after shots were fired at a busy mall in the South Carolina state capital, Columbia, about 90 miles (90 miles) north of the site of Sunday night’s shooting. Nine people were shot and five people were injured as they tried to leave the scene in downtown Columbiana, Columbia Police Chief WH “Skip” Holbrook said on Saturday. The victims ranged in age from 15 to 73 years. The Columbia Police Department announced the arrest of 22-year-old Jewayne M. Price, who was one of three people initially arrested by law enforcement as a person interested in the shooting at the mall. Price was scheduled to have a bond hearing at 2 a.m. Sunday on the charge of carrying a pistol illegally. It is not immediately known if Price has a lawyer who could speak for him. Police said the 73-year-old victim was still receiving medical treatment, but the other victims had been discharged from local hospitals or would be released soon. “We do not think this was a coincidence,” Holbrooke said. “We believe they knew each other and something led to the shooting.” The three mass shootings on Easter weekend have been added to other shootings in recent days. Last week, a gunman opened fire on a New York subway car, injuring 10 people. A suspect was arrested the next day. Earlier this month, police said six people were killed and 12 others injured in Sacramento, California, during clashes between rival gangs as they closed bars in a busy area near Downtown Commons and the state Capitol. One week ago, gunfire erupted inside a crowded nightclub in Sindar Rapids, Iowa, leaving a man and a woman dead and 10 injured in the early hours of Sunday, authorities said. And last month, 10 people were shot at a spring party in Dallas and several others were injured as they tried to escape the blaze, police said.