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Mall Shooting in Baton Rouge: Ten Injured

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Chaos erupts at Mall of Louisiana food court in Baton Rouge, leaving at least ten injured in a shootout between two groups. Police hunt for suspects, urging witnesses to share videos. Governor urges caution as mall remains under heavy watch.

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Mall Shooting in Baton Rouge: Ten Injured

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Chaos erupted Thursday at the Mall of Louisiana Food Court in Baton Rouge when two groups clashed, pulling guns and firing into the crowd. At least ten people got hit, with injuries ranging from minor to serious. Two even needed surgery right away. Police swarmed the scene fast, but the shooters bolted before anyone could grab them. Chief TJ Morse explained, it started as an argument that turned deadly quick, catching innocent shoppers in the crossfire. The mayor came out strong, vowing to track down those responsible, no matter what. Folks at local hospitals are treating the victims, and cops are begging witnesses to share any phone videos they caught. Governor Jeff Landry urged everyone to steer clear while they sort this out. A mall worker described the panic helicopters overhead, officers sweeping lots as shoppers hunkered down and saved spots. No active threat right now, they say the mall is the safest spot in town under heavy watch. Stay sharp out there, Baton Rouge were watching for updates as this unfolds.

That wraps Durham news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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