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In the United States, one person was killed, three injured in two shootings at the University

In North Carolina on the campus of the University of Winston-Salem on Saturday, November 7, there were two separate shootings. It's written ...

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In the United States, one person was killed, three injured in two shootings at the University

In North Carolina on the campus of the University of Winston-Salem on Saturday, November 7, there were two separate shootings. It's from sb.by.

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According to RIA Novosti, the shootings occurred during the celebration of the Day of graduates. According to the Associated Press, citing local police, as a result, one person was killed and three others were injured.

Deputy Police Chief Jason Swame said it was not yet clear whether the incidents were linked. Authorities are investigating - it is at an early stage. According to the Associated Press, the university campus does not pose a threat to people.

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