4 Shot Dead In Gun Shootings In US

In America, total of four people were shot dead on Friday at multiple sites in Butler Township in US' Ohio. In Ohio, America, a person has opened fire on people, 4 people have died in this incident.

Also, many people are said to be injured in this. According to the police, the attacker has fled after carrying out the shooting incident in Butler Township, Ohio. America's police and investigative agencies are looking for him.

This incident of shooting happened in Ohio, USA on Friday. Butler Township Police Chief John Porter has identified the suspected attacker as Stephen A. Marlowe. He has told that it is believed that Marlowe has weapons. Due to this, people are still in danger from him.

The police chief said that Marlowe fled the scene after carrying out the incident. On getting information about the incident, the police team reached the spot. Along with the police, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) are also searching for the attacker. After preliminary investigation, police suspect that the attacker Marlowe may have fled from Ohio.

The investigating agency FBI says it has spoken to its sources in Lexington, Kentucky, Indianapolis and Chicago. According to this, it has come to the fore that Marlow is hiding in one of these cities. Police say that Marlow's height is 5'11 and his weight is about 72 kilograms. His age is about 39 years. He was wearing a yellow T-shirt and shorts. He had fled in a 2007 model white Ford Edge car after the incident.

People have also been appealed to contact the FBI if anyone has any information regarding Marlowe. Police say that four people who were shot in the firing incident on Friday, died on the spot. He says that this is the most violent incident in the area recently.

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