
Former preschool teacher identified as a victim of July Fourth parade shooting
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What was supposed to be a day of national celebration turned into a day of tragedy and fear when a gunman killed six people and injured dozens of others at a July Fourth parade in Highland Park, Illinois.
Now, yet another community in America, is processing their grief as they mourn the loss of family and friends after a suspected shooter used a "high-powered rifle" in an attack that appeared to be "random" and "intentional," police said.
Authorities believe the shooter, who was apprehended following a manhunt Monday, climbed onto a rooftop of a business and opened fire on the parade about 20 minutes after it started.
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