Man dies after being shot multiple times inside Lauderdale Lakes Walmart
A man who was shot multiple times inside a Lauderdale Lakes Walmart on Tuesday afternoon has died.
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A man who was shot multiple times inside a Lauderdale Lakes Walmart on Tuesday afternoon has died.
One person was shot Tuesday afternoon at a Walmart in Lauderdale Lakes, according to police.
One person has been taken to a local hospital following a shooting at a Lauderdale Lakes Walmart on Tuesday afternoon.
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The three people knew each other, spokeswoman says.
Detective Ali Adamson said "I do not have any information suggesting the two shootings are related."
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The three people knew each other, spokeswoman says.
Detective Ali Adamson said "I do not have any information suggesting the two shootings are related."
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