Riviera Beach shooting left one dead, suspect in critical condition. Police investigating
Jun 26, 2025 08:17 AM IST
Riviera Beach police are investigating a shooting that took place Thursday evening in the 4000 block of Canopy Lane. They believe it was a domestic dispute. Woman killed, man critically injured in apparent murder-suicide in Riviera Beach. (Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Officials said a man shot a woman before turning the gun on himself in an apparent attempted murder-suicide. The woman died at the scene, while the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, per WPTV.
Police were alerted to the incident around 6:51 PM after gunfire was detected by ShotSpotter. Officers quickly responded to the area and secured the scene.
{This is a developing story. Please stay tuned with us for the latest updates.}
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Riviera Beach shooting left one dead, suspect in critical condition. Police investigating
Jun 26, 2025 08:17 AM IST Riviera Beach police are investigating a shooting that took place Thursday evening in the 4000 block of Canopy Lane. They believe it was a domestic dispute. Woman killed, man critically injured in apparent murder-suicide in Riviera Beach. (Getty Images/iStockphoto) Officials said a man shot a woman before turning the gun on himself in an apparent attempted murder-suicide. The woman died at the scene, while the man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, per WPTV. Police were alerted to the incident around 6:51 PM after gunfire was detected by ShotSpotter. Officers quickly responded to the area and secured the scene. {This is a developing story. Please stay tuned with us for the latest updates.}
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