Shreveport Mass Shooting: Deadliest in 2 Years

0:00It's April 19, Canada news today starts now, AI powered and ready. A gunman in Shreveport, Louisiana, killed eight children in what police called domestic violent shootings at two homes early Sunday morning. This marks the deadliest mass shooting in the U.S. in more than two years. The suspect, an adult male, fled one scene by stealing a car, leading police on a chase into nearby Bosnia city, offices open fire, and he died from those wounds. People cops describe the scenes as massive and shocking, with works still underway at the two homes and a third spot south of downtown. No offices got hurt in the pursuit or shootout. Shreveport's police chief said his heart was broken, urging the community to stay patient while they piece things together. Stay police have stepped in to lead the investigation and are asking folks to send in any photos, videos, or tips. Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry called it heartbreaking, praising the first responders grinding on scene.

1:00As details emerge, the focus stays on supporting those hit hardest by this tragedy.