TEHRAN, October 20 (MNA) – An overnight shooting in Wisconsin left three people dead and two others critically injured, police said early Wednesday.

According to WTMJ, the incident occurred Tuesday night at 40th Place in Kenosha.

“We can confirm that three people are deceased,” Kenosha police tweeted shortly after 12:30 a.m.

CDT “Two more victims were transported to hospitals, one via Flight for Life.

Both are critical.” Police called the shooting an “isolated incident” that poses “no threat to our community.” “We are not actively seeking any suspects,” police said in a second tweet.

“This was not a police-involved shooting.” We are not actively seeking any suspects.

This was not a police-involved shooting.

Victims ages and identities are not being released at this time.

A police presence remains on the scene conducting investigative and evidence work, Newsweek reported.

No further details, including the victims’ names, were immediately available.

The investigation is ongoing.

The freedom to carry firearms in the United States is a major cause of such incidents in this country with numerous reports of gunfire and killings in various US states while the powerful lobby of gun manufacturers in the United States will not allow this law to be changed.

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