At least six were reportedly killed and three others were injured in shootings in Michigan's Kalamazoo city Sunday. The Michigan State Police are on the lookout for the suspect who is at large.
The shooter was driving around the city and firing random shots at people, Kalamazoo County Undersheriff Paul Matyas told NBC News, adding that the shootings took place at three scenes in the city.
"We seem to be dealing with a worst-case scenario, someone driving around shooting," Matyas said.
"We had several shootings tonight in the county and in the city of Kalamazoo. They all appear to be related. We have multiple people dead," Al Jazeera quoted Matyas as saying to a local news station.
The suspect has been described as a while male of around 50 years. He was driving a dark blue Chevy HHR sport-utility vehicle that may be damaged due to a hit and run, NBC quoted the police as saying.
The first scene of shooting is believed to be an apartment building at around 7:50 p.m. A woman, who was shot at several times, is reported to be in serious condition. The second scene was a car dealership and the third a parking lot of a Cracker Barrel restaurant, Matyas said.
BREAKING: Police: 6 people killed, 3 injured in Kalamazoo, Michigan shootings; suspect still at large
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