TLDR;
On Sunday, two separate shootings occurred in the United States, one in Austin, Texas, and another in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, resulting in multiple fatalities. In Austin, at least three people were killed at an apartment complex, prompting a manhunt for the suspect, Stephen Nicholas Broderick. The Kenosha County shooting, which also killed three, adds to the heightened anxiety following a series of mass shootings across the U.S. in recent weeks.
- Shooting in Austin, Texas, resulted in at least three deaths at an apartment complex.
- Suspect in Austin identified as Stephen Nicholas Broderick, a 41-year-old black male.
- Another shooting in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, also left three dead.
- These incidents contribute to the growing concern over mass shootings in the U.S.
Austin, Texas Shooting [0:01]
On Sunday, a shooting at an apartment complex in Austin, Texas, resulted in the deaths of at least three people. Authorities have identified a suspect, Stephen Nicholas Broderick, a 41-year-old black male, described as five foot seven with an average build, last seen wearing a gray hoodie, sunglasses, and a baseball cap. A manhunt is underway as the suspect remains at large.
Community Reaction and Investigation Details [0:46]
The shooting occurred near a popular shopping area in northwest Austin, alarming local residents. Despite the ongoing search for the suspect, officials believe the incident was isolated and domestic-related, posing no further risk to the general public.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin Shooting [1:13]
1200 miles away from Austin, another shooting occurred early Sunday morning at a bar in Kenosha County, Wisconsin, where a gunman killed three people. This incident, along with the Austin shooting, has increased anxiety among Americans already on edge due to a recent series of mass shootings in the United States over the past month.