A mass shooting North Philadelfa Philadelphia police commissioner Kevin Bethel said two people were killed and nine injured on Monday night.
The shooting near Fairmont Park was around 10:27 pm and the police said there were many groups of people in the park when firing were fired.
One is an adult male and an adult female Have been declared dead In the scene.
Bethel says that 15, 16, and the rest of the victims are adults.
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The victims are not identified at this time.
Officials said the investigation is expected to go in the morning as the crime site is large.
Due to the size of the event, “Identifying who is out there will be a higher challenge. Who may be involved in negative behavior.”
“When the individuals decide that they will shoot at the crowd, that’s what we cannot expect. But we strive to deal with the problems and we are aware,” he said.
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The police don’t know how much involved but he said he asked Multiple rounds from The thing posted on social media.
No weapons were seized at this time and no suspects were arrested by the police.
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Bethel says the day is expected to take a lot of information as the day is open and the updates will be provided at the time.
“We have some updates tomorrow morning after we resolve the scene, and we will give you an update, then we will send it in person or something in writing,” he assured the public at a press conference. “This is a souvenir day. The day we respect those who give their lives in battle, and therefore we understand the importance of this event and therefore make sure we provide an update.”
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Philadelphia police are still there Visual investigation.
