Indianapolis shooting: Families await news, investigation ongoing
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Law enforcement says too early to assign motive in the shooting that killed at least eight people and wounded five others.
Indianapolis authorities are still working to inform families of their loved ones’ safety on Friday following an overnight mass shooting that killed at last eight people, the mayor and other officials said at a press conference. The shooting took place at a FedEx facility and the gunman is presumed to have shot himself. A FedEx employee, Levi Miller, told NBC’s “Today” he saw a “hooded figure” holding what appeared to be an AR-style semi-automatic rifle who shouted and opened fire outside the facility.
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