DERRICKE DENNIS: Overnight, details emerging
about a deadly shooting inside this Walmart in Beaver Creek,
Ohio, a suburb of Dayton.
Police responding to reports of an active shooter,
with customers running and screaming.
Students at nearby Wright State University shaken up.
We saw one person getting like gurneyed
and getting taken away.
And then another one not too long after.
They could have went to a campus and not a Walmart,
and it could have been us.
DERRICKE DENNIS: A witness posting a chilling account
saying, the shooter had a backpack
and was holding a rifle and that he walked
by her as he opened fire.
Police confirmed, the male suspect injured four people
then turned the gun on himself.
Walmart saying, "We're heartbroken by what's happened.
We're working closely with investigators."
Now, the conditions of the victims
right now is unknown, as they were all transported to area
hospitals for treatment.
DERRICKE DENNIS: This Walmart has been the scene
of gun violence before.
Back in 2014, a 22-year-old man holding
a BB gun, which was for sale in the store
and was out of the box, was shot and killed by a police officer
after someone called 911, reporting a suspicious man
with a rifle in the store.
The victim's family settled a wrongful death lawsuit
with the city for $1.7 million.
Once again, authorities confirm four people were injured
in last night's shooting.
The suspect has died.
A motive remains unclear.
And police have promised another update this morning.