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Breaking: Hostage Situation Over in Amarillo, Texas Walmart After SWAT Team Kills Suspect

According to the Amarillo Police Department, a suspected shooter at a Walmart store has been shot by tactical units and dead after taking numerous store shoppers hostage. All customers and the two associates held hostage are confirmed safe. The shooter was described as a “Somali man wearing Khaki pants" and an employee of Walmart.

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An armed man who held two people hostage in an Amarillo, Texas, Walmart store on Tuesday was shot and killed by officers, while the hostages in the incident were unharmed, police said.

Amarillo police described the case in the Texas panhandle city as workplace-related violence and said the suspect was shot by its SWAT unit.

The man fired a shot when he entered the store and took two people hostage. The three then moved to an office inside the store, said Deputy Danny Alexander, a spokesman for the Randall County Sheriff's Office.

Police were working to find out more about the suspect, who has not yet been named. There were no reports of anyone else being injured in the incident.

"All customers and our two associates who were held hostage are safe. This was a very difficult situation and we are thankful for the quick response from law enforcement," said Deisha Barnett, a spokeswoman for Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

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