Shooting at New Hampshire country club leaves one dead and two wounded | New Hampshire

According to the authorities, he killed a person and wounded as a wedding in the New Hampshire Country Club as a wedding.

Massachusetts, Tom Bartelson of Peppell, witnessed the attack, his nephew married during the shooting, and the shooter heard “children safe” and “free Palestine” heard.

In the meantime, the inspectors, Nashua’daki Sky Meadow Country Club, they are still working to determine a reason in the shooting, he added. According to New Hampshire Chief Public Prosecutor John Formella and Nashua Police Chief Kevin Rourke, 23 -year -old Hunter Nadeau was arrested as a suspect in the fire that killed 59 -year -old Robert Steven Decesare.

Inspectors added that there is no known connection between Nadeau and Decesare. Nadeau faces second -degree murder in the case.

According to Bartelson, the bride and groom were preparing to dance when all chaos extinguished ”.

“We heard six shots and everyone leaned for a cover – and the next thing we know that we ran to safe points and things like that”.

He said some people fell to the ground and tried to move away from the scene. He said there was a lot of panic, dedi he said.

“We were trying to keep family members safe,” he said. “Keep everyone below and try to find safe points.”

Witnesses said someone finally hit the shooter with a chair. Wedding DJ, Michael Homewood told the local news output WCVB The man who hit the shooter on his head with a chair, “Probably saved a lot of lives by doing this.”

Formella “Self -Special Courage Actions [people] He took care of his own safety and tried to intervene and stop the shooter ”.

A statement from Formella and Rourke said, “Additional accusations will be imposed, including additional firing victims,” ​​he said. Nadeau was planned to be temporarily arranged in the state court in Nashua on Monday.

The authorities initially thought that there were two shooters, but then he said it was only one.

There was no information about the conditions of the two wounded victims.

Decesare’s mother explained that she could not find her son after she was shot before.

New Hampshire, Evie O’Rourke from Salem, “fell. My father -in -law and my grandson escaped,” he said. “They saw my son down and saw blood.”

Emily Ernst, who was at the scene, said that he saw an armed man in all black.

“He had a mask. We just saw that he raised the gun, and then we ran, Er Ernst said. “I ran out of the kitchen all my life.”

Air video from local news output Wmur Multiple emergency interventions to the scene showed. Later, Nashua’s Mayor Jim Donchess said that he believed in the police to “go down to the bottom and take the perpetrator to justice”.

“I think the message is for every community, no matter how likely it doesn’t seem where you live.”

New Hampshire Democratic US representative Maggie Goodlander said in a statement that the Country Club shooting “closely monitors tragic reports” and that his heart is with victims, families and society.

Nashua is about 45 miles (70km) of Boston just across the Massachusetts border.