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4 Dead after hootings in West Virginia: Police

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Four individuals have been murdered and no less than one harmed in three different shootings in Monongalia County in north-focal West Virginia.

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WASHINGTON, December 2 (Ooduarere) — Four individuals have been killed and no less than one harmed in three different shootings in West Virginia on Monday, state police said.

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The shootings happened in Monongalia County in north-central West Virginia, state police representative Lt. Michael Baylous said as refered to by nearby media WDTV.

The assaults are accepted to be connected. Police are searching for the suspect, 39-year-old Jody Lee Hunt, the news outlet reported.

Schools in Monongalia County are on lockdown

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