Mass shooting in US Walmart in Virginia leaves multiple people dead

A mass shooting in a Walmart store in Virginia has left multiple people dead and others wounded.

Virginia police respond to the scene of a fatal shooting at a Walmart on Tuesday night in Chesapeake, Virginia.

Officers responded to a report of a shooting at the Walmart at around 10:15 pm local time, Chesapeake police spokesman Leo Kosinski said. Mr Kosinski added that no shots were fired at police “to his knowledge”. It’s not known if the shooter died of self-inflicted injuries.

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