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DADEVILLE, Ala. — Students at a small-town Alabama school, its flag flying at half-mast Monday, returned to class as investigators worked to piece together what happened at a Saturday night shooting that killed four people, including two Dadeville High School students. The 485-student school is a center of civic life
The melee injured 28 at the Alabama dance studio, where the teenage sister of one of the victims was celebrating her Sweet 16.
It's still unclear who started the shooting or why, and police haven't said if they have arrested a suspect in connection to the attack.
The attack in the city of Dadeville came as people were gathering to celebrate a teen's 16th birthday. Authorities said there were "multiple injuries" in addition to those killed.
As per officials, a Sweet 16 party turned into a scene of carnage when four people were killed and at least 15 teenagers were shot and wounded.