President Joe Biden ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff on Friday in the wake of the mass shooting at an Indianapolis FedEx facility that killed at least eight people, calling gun violence an "epidemic" the country must address now.
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Replying to @CNNnewsroom: “He just appeared to randomly start shooting.”
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police's Craig McCartt says officials do not know…
Replying to @CNNnewsroom: Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett after FedEx shooting: “It seems to me that beyond the need of comfort for the grieving, we…
“He just appeared to randomly start shooting.”
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police's Craig McCartt says officials do not know of any connection yet between the gunman and the FedEx facility. The investigation is ongoing, he said.
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Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett after FedEx shooting: “It seems to me that beyond the need of comfort for the grieving, we must guard against resignation or even despair … We need the courage that compels courageous acts that push past weariness.”
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FedEx says it is "deeply shocked and saddened" after a gunman killed at least eight people at a facility in Indianapolis late last night.
The company says it's cooperating with authorities in the investigation.
White House chief of staff Ron Klain has already been in communication with Indianapolis' mayor, and Biden's homeland security adviser, Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, is also in touch with law enforcement officials, according to a White House official.
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Indianapolis police officers responded to an active shooter late Thursday night. Here's what we know:
▪︎ At least eight people are dead and several are wounded
▪︎ Police say the suspect took his own life
▪︎ The suspect's motive is unclear
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett has condemned the shooting at the FedEx facility and said his prayers were with the families of the victims
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