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Authorities have provided details about the shooting of six people in the small town of Arkabutla, Mississippi, on Friday.
Tate County sheriff Brad Lance told the New York Times the shooting began around 11am, when suspect Richard Dale Crum killed an apparent stranger at a convenience store.
From there, the alleged gunman drove to the home of his ex-wife and shot her, as well as struck a man who was in the home at the time.
Next, he went to a residence behind his house, shooting a man who investigators believe is Mr Crum’s stepfather, as well as another woman in the house at the time.
Last, he shot two more men on a road near his own home.
“We don’t have violent crime in the community very often,” Sheriff Lance told the paper. “It’s a very safe community.”
Who is Richard Dale Crum?
Richard Dale Crum is the suspect in a shooting at Tate County, Mississippi that took the lives of six people.
According to the police records, he is 52 years old.
