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US Shootings
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USA: Four dead, three wounded in shootings in Maine

| @indiablooms | Apr 19, 2023, at 07:12 pm

Washington, Apr 19 (UNI) Four people died and three others were wounded in two shootings on Tuesday in the northeasternmost US state of Maine.

Police were called to a home in Bowdoin on Tuesday morning, where they said four people were found dead.

Shortly after that, gunfire reportedly erupted on Interstate 295 in Yarmouth, injuring three people who were inside their vehicles.

One person has been taken into custody but the person's identity has not been released.

Maine State Police confirmed that the two shootings were related, but have not provided a motive.

Maine Governor Janet Mills tweeted on Tuesday afternoon that she is "shocked and deeply saddened."

"Acts of violence like we experienced today shake our state and our communities to the core," Mills wrote.

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