United States: Three killed in targeted daytime shooting in Atlanta

Three people were killed in a targeted daytime shooting in Atlanta on Saturday, according to local authorities.
Atlanta Police received a distressing call at approximately 1:30 p.m., reporting a shooting in the West End neighborhood, as detailed in a police news release.
Preliminary findings suggest that a male suspect approached two individuals and opened fire. In response, one of the victims returned fire, resulting in all three individuals sustaining gunshot wounds that proved fatal, as confirmed by law enforcement.
The incident unfolded in close proximity to a local mall, adding to the shock and distress of the community.
As investigators delve into the case, they are actively working to discern the motive behind this unfortunate incident. Authorities, at this time, have refrained from providing additional information. (ILKHA)
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