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- The suspect who was accused by police of killing four people in a mass shooting in a Montana bar on Friday 1 August has been taken into custody, according to several reports
- Michael Paul Brown, 45, is suspected of opening fire in a bar in Anaconda, Mont., August 1 and killed four people
- One of the four victims killed in shooting was 64-year-old Nancy Lauretta Kelley-a bartender in Owl Bar in Anaconda, Mont., Said officials
Michael Paul Brown, the suspect accused by police of having killed Four people by opening fire inside a Montana Bar been taken into custody, as per reports from KRAGEThe KTVH and Kpax.
US Marshals service previously offered a reward of $ 7,500 for all information that led to the arrest or capture of 45-year-old Brown.
The authorities claim that Brown deadly shot a bartender and three protectors in Owl Bar in Anaconda, Mont. People reported earlier.
He then fled in place with just a pair of black shorts or underwear, seen in a photo later shared by the Montana Department of Justice on Facebook.
Lee Johnson with Montana Department of Justice Earlier that the authorities “located the white Ford F-150 that Brown fled from the stage”, even if Brown was not found in or around the vehicle.
At a press conference on Sunday, August 3, Montana called the lawyer Austin Knudsen Brown “a dangerous person who has committed an absolutely disgusting crime against this society and these victims.”
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The victims were identified days after attack as Anaconda residents: Daniel Edwin Baillie, 59, Nancy Lauretta Kelley, 64, David Allen Leach, 70 and Tony Wayne Palm, 74, Per A press releaseShared by the Montana Department of Justice. Kelley was a bartender on the business, Knudsen confirmed.
Brown is an army veteran served in Iraq between 2004 and 2005, according to an army spokesman, per New York Times. He also served in the Montana National Guard for about two years until March 2008, according to the outlet.
