A shooting attack at the ICE headquarters in Dallas left several victims, and the shooter died by suicide.
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On Wednesday morning, a shooting occurred at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) headquarters in Dallas, resulting in the injury of at least three people, some in critical condition. The Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security confirmed multiple victims and fatalities, stating that the shooter was found dead on the roof of a nearby building, having suffered a self-inflicted wound. Preliminary information suggests that it may involve a sniper, and an investigation is underway to determine motives and possible accomplices.
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Atac armat în Dallas, la Serviciul de Imigrări, cu multiple victime și decese: ”Informații preliminare, un posibil lunetist”
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