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'It Was A War Zone': Questions Remain After Beatties Ford Road Mass Shooting - CNN silent

 
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'It Was A War Zone': Questions Remain After Beatties Ford Road Mass Shooting - CNN silent
Last week, the portion of Beatties Ford Road in front a neighborhood Food Lion in Charlotte was roped off with yellow police tape. Police were collecting evidence, trying to piece together what sparked a mass shooting at the tail end of a weekend that had been full of peaceful celebrations marking Juneteenth.

This week, the police tape is gone. Beatties Ford Road is now a memorial site. Candles, balloons, crosses and flowers are huddled in clusters, objects remembering the four victims who lost their lives. A mobile Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department tower is parked nearby.

"There are a lot of questions that I just feel like we don’t have answers to," said 32-year-old Donnell Washington. "I saw an article and they were talking about 'a massacre,' and that’s pretty much what we should label this as."
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Re: 'It Was A War Zone': Questions Remain After Beatties Ford Road Mass Shooting - CNN silent
Last week, the portion of Beatties Ford Road in front a neighborhood Food Lion in Charlotte was roped off with yellow police tape. Police were collecting evidence, trying to piece together what sparked a mass shooting at the tail end of a weekend that had been full of peaceful celebrations marking Juneteenth.

This week, the police tape is gone. Beatties Ford Road is now a memorial site. Candles, balloons, crosses and flowers are huddled in clusters, objects remembering the four victims who lost their lives. A mobile Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department tower is parked nearby.

"There are a lot of questions that I just feel like we don’t have answers to," said 32-year-old Donnell Washington. "I saw an article and they were talking about 'a massacre,' and that’s pretty much what we should label this as."
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