Ohio Shooting: Police Confirm Shooter Dead After 9 Killed And 16 Others Injured

4 August 2019, 08:42 | Updated: 4 August 2019, 17:41

9 people were killed and 16 others injured in a mass shooting in Ohio, just hours after 20 people died in a separate shooting incident in El Paso, Texas
9 people were killed and 16 others injured in a mass shooting in Ohio, just hours after 20 people died in a separate shooting incident in El Paso, Texas. Picture: PA

Police in Ohio have confirmed 10 people - including the shooter - have died and 16 others injured at the second mass shooting in the US in 24 hours.

Police in the US state of Ohio say nine people have been killed in a shooting incident in Ohio, with more than a dozen others injured.

The shooter, understood to be a 24-year-old man, was also shot dead by police.

A spokesperson for Kettering Health Network, which operates several hospitals in the area, say they were expecting and receiving victims from the shooting - but did not give any indication of how many or the extent of their injuries.

It comes just hours after twenty people were killed in a shooting incident in El Paso, near the Texas border.

More than two dozen people were injured in the attack at a busy shopping centre. A 21 year-old man has been taken into custody by police.

More Latest News

See more More Latest News

Breaking
Natalie Elphicke MP has defected to the Labour Party

Tory MP Natalie Elphicke defects to Labour and slams 'broken promises' of Sunak's 'tired government'

Breaking
The couple 'dine and dashed' from a series of establishments in Wales

Dine and dash couple plead guilty to over £1,000 of bills in spree across restaurants in Wales

James Watt is stepping down from the top job at Brewdog

Millionaire Brewdog boss quits 17 years after co-founding pub group

A woman irons clothes at home

Women spend an hour longer a day doing housework than men - with Yorkshiremen the worst for time on chores

A giant American flag is unfurled on Lisner Hall on the campus of George Washington University in Washington

Dozens arrested as police clear pro-Palestinian encampment at US university

Smoke rises following an Israeli airstrike on buildings near the separating wall between Egypt and Rafah, southern Gaza Strip

Israel reopens key crossing for aid to enter Gaza after rocket attack

The nose of the plane smashed into the runway and scraped along the tarmac after the landing gear failed

Terrifying moment Boeing 767 smashes into runway as plane makes emergency landing in Turkey

John Swinney is sworn in as Scotland's new First Minister at a ceremony in Edinburgh

John Swinney officially sworn in as Scotland's First Minister with cabinet announcement expected today

Israel Palestinians

US paused bomb shipment to Israel over Rafah invasion concerns, official says

BA captain was alerted of a possible explosive on board a Bermuda to London flight on Sunday

Terrifying moment BA pilot is warned of potential bomb on flight from Bermuda to London

A woman casts her ballots for the parliamentary election and the presidential runoff, at a polling station in Skopje, North Macedonia

North Macedonia holds elections dominated by country’s path to EU membership

Germany Politics Violence

German politician attacked amid concerns over violence ahead of EU elections

Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick said Conservative voters were "on strike" and needed Rishi Sunak's government to be honest about the mistakes that have been made.

Tory voters are 'on strike' and Rishi Suank needs to be 'honest' with Conservatives to keep them on his side

Police have released CCTV footage as they search for a man allegedly involved in a string of flashing incidents.

Hunt for Tunbridge Wells flasher: CCTV appeal for man wanted over string of indecent exposure incidents

Grealish did not appear in court but pleaded guilty through his barrister

England and Manchester City star Jack Grealish fined £666 after admitting going 44mph in 30mph area

Border control operators have warned that The Port of Dover, and Eurostar and Eurotunnel terminals are expected to suffer the worst delays

What are the EU’s new travel rules for Brits? And just how long will the queues really be?