North Carolina mass shooting leaves ‘multiple fatalities,’ officials say



Multiple people were killed Wednesday in a mass shooting at a home in North Carolina, authorities said.

Caswell County deputies responded to a call for service just before 8 a.m. at a home on Brooks Road in Prospect Hill, the State Bureau of Investigation said in a news release.

Deputies found multiple gunshot victims. One person was taken to the hospital in an unknown condition. The agency, which is assisting with the investigation, said “there are multiple other fatalities.”

The Caswell County Sheriff’s Office and the North Carolina State Highway Patrol immediately responded to the shooting, the SBI said in a Facebook post.

The identities of the victims and suspect have not been released as the Caswell County Sheriff’s Office notifies next of kin.

SBI crime scene investigators are on scene processing evidence and conducting interviews.

The agency said there is no threat to the general public, and the shooting was contained to the home.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.



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