Three people dead in Oklahoma mass shooting - Breaking The News

Three people dead in Oklahoma mass shooting

2 April

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At least three individuals were dead, while three others were wounded in a mass shooting in Oklahoma City, according to local law enforcement.

One victim is reportedly in critical condition. The incident took place at Whiskey Barrel Saloon on Saturday at 9 pm local time.

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