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The Wasco Rose Festival, a community tradition for more than 50 years, kicked off Thursday evening, where Wasco High senior Esmeralda Rodriguez was crowned 2023's Rose Queen.

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By: News On 6 BROKEN ARROW, Oklahoma - Broken Arrow Police say two more suspects are in custody in connection to a shooting that killed one person at the Rose Event Center. Tyler Blaine Smith and Larry Dale Grumbles Jr. were arrested on Friday by BAPD and members of the United States Marshals Northern Oklahoma Violent Crimes Task Force. On Sunday, Broken Arrow Police responded to a shots fired call at the Rose Event Center. Police said a 68-year-old man was found with gunshot wounds and later passed away due to his injuries. Police said two 19-year-old girls were also injured at the scene. P...

The owner of the Rose Event center Michael Wedel said his cousin Bob was working at the event, which was a private birthday party, and his death is a senseless act of violence.  Bob's family said he was upbeat, a friend to many and wouldn't hurt a fly. He worked at the Rose Event Center in telemarking. He was working Saturday night when he was shot and killed. The center is now a crime scene, the front door is shattered, and bullet holes are everywhere. "We have a 68-year-old man dead because of this decision and two other people injured because of it," said Officer Chris Walker.