Witnesses talk about the horror experience of the American independent day shooting.

Shooting scene

Overseas Network, July 5th. On July 4th, local time, a shooting event occurred in the "Independence Day" parade in Hailapak, Illinois, USA, causing at least 6 people to die and more than 20 injuries. Afterwards, many witnesses told the United States Broadcasting Corporation and the Washington Post and other media about the process and details of the incident.

Alexander Sandoval, a 39 -year -old witness, is an architectural contractor. According to him, when the shooting occurred, the scene was chaotic and the crowd fled. In the panic, Santo threw his son, brother and pet dog into the trash to protect them from harm.

At the sound of gunfire, the 64 -year -old Dee Dee Straus and his younger brother and brother were sitting in front of a restaurant. She said that at the time of the incident, there was a sound of gunfire, and there were branches falling from the tree, and fragments hit her skin. When the crowd fled, Strauss saw many people lying on the ground and bleed. She said, "I have never seen so many people running in my life."

"At the time of the incident, I had only one idea, that is, running quickly." Martinez Vicencio, 33, said, "But, my body does not listen, I fell to the ground."

David Baum, a gynecologist at the Obstetrician and Gynecologist of the Chicago Northwest Memorial Hospital, who provides some wounded services, said the injured was very scared and was lingering for them. (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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