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Eight children, including 18-month-old baby, are killed in bloodbath

Tragedy unfolded early on Sunday morning in a quaint neighborhood in Louisiana when a man opened fire and killed eight young children. 

At least 10 people were shot, and eight juvenile victims died after the Shreveport Police Department was called just after 6am to reports of a domestic disturbance.

The youngest victim was 18-months-old, and the eldest was 14-years-old, police said. 

The suspect, an adult male, was shot and killed at the scene in Bossier Parish, Shreveport. 

The crime scene was described as ‘rather extensive’ by police spokesperson Christopher Bordelon, who said it spanned between two homes in the area, and a third nearby. 

The shooter, who has not yet been named, was shot dead by police at the third property after he performed a carjacking and led officers on a chase, Bordelon said on Sunday morning.

An unidentified male shooter opened fire early Sunday morning in Shreveport, Lousisiana, killing eight young children

‘We do believe him to be the only individual that fired gunshots at these locations here,’ he added. 

Bordelon said the name of the suspect will be released, but the victims’ next of kin have to be notified first. 

He said som of the children in the home ‘were his descendants,’ but did not provide further deatils. 

This is a breaking news story.  

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