New Mexico mass shooting appears to be "purely random," Farmington police say | LiveNOW from FOX
May 16, 2023
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as posted by the channelAuthorities in New Mexico say the mass shooting appears to be "purely random."
Farmington, NM Police Chief Steve Hebbe provided new details on the deadly shooting.
The 18-year-old suspect killed 3 people and injured six others-- including 2 police officers-- during the shooting. The suspect was also shot and killed by responding officers, According to police.
Police said the suspect fired at least 3 weapons during the shooting spree, including an "AR-style rifle." At least six homes and three vehicles were struck by gunfire. The suspect also "roamed" a quarter-mile around the neighborhood, police said.
Farmington Police Chief Hebbe also confirmed there was no second shooter, despite fears from neighbors in the area.
Hills Church in Farmington, NM held a candlelight vigil for the victims of the mass shooting.
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