A violent incident occurred in Asheville, North Carolina, resulting in the deaths of two people and injuring seven others. The shooting happened in the downtown area of the city. Details about the incident are available from local authorities in Asheville.
According to them, the shooting was a retaliatory act. Further information about the incident can be found through news sources, including FOX 7 Austin, which reported on the events in Asheville, North Carolina.
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