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One Dead, Two Injured In Escambia County Triple Shooting
March 19, 2020
One person was killed and two others were injured in a triple shooting Thursday afternoon in Escambia County.
It happened at a home on 61st Avenue not far from Fairfield Drive. The three victims were found inside the home. The two injured persons were transported to an area hospital suffering from gunshot wounds.
Caleb Gladden, 19, was taken into custody by the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
Additional information has not been released as the investigation is underway.
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3 Responses to “One Dead, Two Injured In Escambia County Triple Shooting”
I agree, but if you knew him at all, you would know this wasn’t like him, he’s never even been in trouble as much as a speeding ticket.. So what happened that we don’t know about that caused this?
I just cant believe my friend killed my other friend…the violence has to stop.
Not again..I guit being surprised,,just another day,another murder,,Sad