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At least 10 hospitalized after shooting at Oklahoma's Arcadia Lake

At least 10 people were hospitalized following a shooting at a party at Arcadia Lake in Edmond, Oklahoma, the Edmond Police Department confirmed late Sunday night in a post to its social media. 

The department noted that it had responded to the scene alongside officers from Oklahoma City Police and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Ten victims were evacuated  by ambulance to various hospitals in the Oklahoma metro area, police said, noting that the “total number of victims is expected to change as additional individuals transported themselves to area hospitals. There is no update on victim conditions at this time.”

Initial reports citing law enforcement scanners claimed that at least 15 people had been injured.

Edmond Police have set up a reunification center for families at a local Walmart, CBS Oklahoma City affiliate KWTV reported.

Police added there are no suspects in custody at this time, urging the public to reach out with any information.

According to KOCO-TV, KOCO-TV, an ABC-affiliate station in Oklahoma City, police said that there “was no known threat to the public” as of 11:15 p.m..

“We will release more information when it becomes available,” police said.


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www.jpost.com

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