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Officials give update on Lexington mass shooting - WKYT

Lubbock Police Chief Floyd Jones vowed aggressive pursuit of those responsible for Saturday night's mass shooting in Mackenzie Park.
The violence, which sent shockwaves across the city, unfolded near the Prairie Dog Town entrance, disrupting a peaceful evening. Starting Monday at 2 PM, officials confirmed support services for victims and witnesses will be available for anyone needing assistance.
The incident deeply affects families living near the park, from North Overton to Parkway, leaving many seeking reassurance. Residents can expect higher police visibility and dedicated outreach efforts in their neighborhoods, aiming to calm frayed nerves. The city plans to allocate additional resources to mental health support and community programs for weeks to come. Chief Jones stressed the tragic event does not define the resilient character of our city.
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