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Video appears to capture shooting at Joel Osteen’s mega-church before female suspect killed by cops
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0:42Now PlayingA chilling video appears to capture the moment police said a female shooter with a child in tow opened fire at Joel Osteen’s Houston-area mega-church — before she was killed by off-duty cops.
In the clip shared on X, a bearded man in glasses is seen speaking at the start of a Spanish-language service at Osteen’s Lakewood Church Sunday afternoon, when suddenly he is interrupted by a barrage of gunfire.
The speaker briefly tries to continue, but then another shot echoes through the church, prompting him to turn around and see a crowd of panicked people fleeing down an escalator behind him.
The broadcast of the sermon then cuts to a blue screen displaying the Lakewood Church logo.
Police said a woman in her 30s, dressed in a trench coat and carrying a backpack and a long rifle, entered the massive church just before 2 p.m. with a 5-year-old boy and opened fire.
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