A shooting at the Haywood Mall in Greenville, South Carolina prompted a massive armed police response on Saturday afternoon. Panicked shoppers fled the scene as emergency services arrived. At least two people were found with gunshot wounds inside the mall. The mall is on lockdown as police and deputies work to clear the building. Authorities say the incident stemmed from a dispute and was not a random attack.
Armed police have swarmed a shopping centre in South Carolina following a shootingThe Haywood Mall in Greenville , South Carolina saw a massive armed police response on Saturday afternoon following reports of gunfire echoing through the building.
Panicked shoppers were forced to flee as emergency services flooded the area. The Greenville Police Department confirmed that officers were on the scene dealing with the unfolding incident. According to officials, at least two people suffering from gunshot wounds were reportedly discovered inside the mall. Armed officers are now working alongside deputies from the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office in a bid to clear the building and ensure public safety.
The shopping hub has been placed on strict lockdown, with all access restricted to the public. The conditions of the victims have not yet been released. Police have revealed that a preliminary investigation indicates a dispute boiled over and turned into a shooting, confirming that it was not a random attack.
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