2 dead, dozens injured in Georgia block party shooting

Two people were killed and another 35 were hospitalized with injuries after a shooting broke out at a neighborhood block party in Georgia, authorities said.

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Two dead, dozens injured in US street party shooting

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Two men were killed, and 35 people were hurt in a mass shooting in Georgia on Sunday. Police say no arrests have been made so far.

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CBS Published 5 October 2026

2 dead, dozens injured in Georgia block party shooting

CBS Published 5 October 2026

2 killed, 35 injured at block party mass shooting in Georgia

Two men were killed, and 35 people were hurt in a mass shooting in Georgia on Sunday. Police say no arrests have been made so far.

Sky Published 4 October 2026

Two dead, dozens injured in US street party shooting

Two people have been shot dead, and dozens injured, in a shooting at a neighbourhood street party in the US.

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