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'Mass casualty incident': Multiple people shot inside Illinois gated community - Vimarsana News

'Mass casualty incident': Multiple people shot inside Illinois gated community

Multiple people were shot inside of a gated community in Illinois on Wednesday, according to reports.

Source: ktxs.com
Multiple people reported shot in northern Illinois, authorities say - Vimarsana News

Multiple people reported shot in northern Illinois, authorities say

Ogle County Sheriff Brian VanVickle says the deputies were shot while responding to a report that someone inside the home was threatening to kill themself or others. He said the suspect also was shot.

Source: wdsu.com
Multiple people reported shot in Ogle County, Ill., south of Rockford, in a 'mass casualty incident' - Vimarsana News

Multiple people reported shot in Ogle County, Ill., south of Rockford, in a 'mass casualty incident'

Multiple people have been reported shot in northern Illinois in what authorities are calling a “mass casualty incident.” A post on the Winnebago Boone & Ogle County Fire/Ems Incidents Facebook

3 deputies shot while responding to northern Illinois home, suspect also wounded, official says - Vimarsana News

3 deputies shot while responding to northern Illinois home, suspect also wounded, official says

Three sheriff's deputies were shot Wednesday while responding to a northern Illinois home, and the suspect was also wounded, authorities said.

Police respond to 'mass casualty incident' in northern Illinois - Vimarsana News

Police respond to 'mass casualty incident' in northern Illinois

Multiple people have been reported shot Wednesday in northern Illinois in what authorities are calling a “mass casualty incident.”

Source: abc10.com