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What we know about the Monterey Park shooting
A makeshift memorial at Monterey Park City Hall for victims of a deadly shooting in Monterey Park, California.
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Today, the flag at the White House has been lowered to honor the victims of the mass shooting at Monterey Park, California.
Police say a man who shot and killed ten people and wounded 10 others at a dance hall is dead.
According to Los Angeles County Sheriff Rob Luna, the shooter died following a traffic stop in Torrance, California, on Sunday.
NPR’sNathan Rott joins us to talk about the latest.
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