New Hampshire country club shooting leaves 1 dead, multiple injured

One individual lost his life, and multiple others were injured following a shooting at a New Hampshire country club on Saturday evening, as reported by the authorities.

A man entered the Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua and fired several gunshots, according to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office.

One man was killed in the gunfire and several other people were wounded, according to the attorney general’s office.

A “person of interest” related to the incident was apprehended by police at the location of the shooting but has yet to be formally arrested, stated Peter Hinckley from the attorney general’s office during a news conference on Saturday night.

Authorities said there was no further present to the public.

The exact number of wounded individuals and the specifics of their injuries remain unknown, though Hinckley informed reporters that several people had been shot.

Initially, Nashua police reported that two armed suspects were involved, with one at large; however, later, surveillance footage confirmed that there was only a single shooter.

The country club contains a golf course, a wedding venue and a restaurant. Authorities did not specify the exact location of the shooting.

A nearby Sheraton Hotel was being used as a unification site.

Nashua is a city of about 92,000 people in southern New Hampshire near the border with Massachusetts.

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