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Gunfire reported in New Jersey shopping mall
Gunfire was reported at a New Jersey shopping mall on Monday evening shortly before closing time, with witnesses reporting hearing multiple shots fired seconds apart, CNN reported
Gunfire was reported at a New Jersey shopping mall on Monday evening shortly before closing time, with witnesses reporting hearing multiple shots fired seconds apart, CNN reported.[caption id="attachment_1210669" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representational image of US security. AP[/caption]Citing witnesses, the cable news network said that police were responding. Images from the mall showed a heavy police presence outside the Garden State Plaza mall in Paramus.Paramus police could not immediately confirm the reports.Reuters
First Published:Nov 05, 2013, 09:30:25 IST
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