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US: Shooting at Shreveport Fourth of July block party leaves three dead

| @indiablooms | Jul 06, 2023, at 12:02 am

At least three people died and six others were injured at a Fourth of July block party in Shreveport city of the USA on Tuesday, media reports said.

It was difficult to get to the victims due to the amount of vehicles at the scene, according to information from police released to CNN affiliate KSLA.

“Getting here and getting EMS here was a difficult thing. A lot of us had to park our cars and take off running because there were so many cars on the side of the street,” Shreveport police Lt. Van Wray told KSLA.

The gathering “was a block party that is held every year on the Fourth of July,” Shreveport District A Councilwoman Tabatha Taylor told KSLA.

“This should not happen. Now we are the victims of a mass shooting in our community,” Taylor said. “It is trauma for those individuals that only wanted to have a very good time on this holiday.”

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