Bloody 4th of July Weekend in Major US Cities Leaves Many Dead, More Injured

Bloody 4th of July Weekend in Major US Cities Leaves Many Dead, More Injured
Law enforcement work the scene where multiple shots were fired near the area of Cedarcrest Drive and Diamond Oaks Drive in Haltom City, Texas, Saturday, July 2, 2022. James Hartley/Star-Telegram via AP
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Major cities across the United States saw a violent Fourth of July weekend, with reports saying that at least 50 people were shot in Chicago, while children were hit by gunfire in Houston and Baltimore, one fatally.

Authorities told NBC Chicago on July 4 that nine people were fatally shot across Chicago over the weekend. Last year, more than 19 were shot and killed and 100 more were injured during the same time period.

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