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Gunman kills two at concert in Austria, then kills himself, police say Gunman fires into concert crowd in Austria, killing two and wounding 11
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Police say a gunman has fired shots into a small crowd attending an open air concert in Austria’s westernmost province, killing two people and wounding 11 others before shooting himself to death.Police say a gunman has fired shots into a small crowd attending an open air concert in Austria’s westernmost province, killing two people and wounding 11 others before shooting himself to death.
Police say the overnight shooting was preceded by a loud argument between the gunman and a woman in a nearby parking lot.Police say the overnight shooting was preceded by a loud argument between the gunman and a woman in a nearby parking lot.
They said on Sunday that the man then fetched a gun out of his car, left the parking lot, went to the concert venue and started shooting, apparently at random.They said on Sunday that the man then fetched a gun out of his car, left the parking lot, went to the concert venue and started shooting, apparently at random.
The shooting was near the town of Nenzing, about 40 kilometres east of the border with Liechtenstein.The shooting was near the town of Nenzing, about 40 kilometres east of the border with Liechtenstein.
State broadcaster ORF says the shooting occurred on property used by a motorcycle club.State broadcaster ORF says the shooting occurred on property used by a motorcycle club.
No other details are available, as police continue their investigation at the scene.No other details are available, as police continue their investigation at the scene.
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