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Double homicide in Omaha

October 12, 2015 By Karla James

A double homicide investigation continues in Omaha after two men were killed in a shooting just after 2:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Police rushed to a north central Omaha home and found two men, 26 year old Malquan King and 23 year old Arelius Hassell, dead at the scene. A third victim, identified as 25 year old Tommynique Valentine had been shot in the leg and was rushed to an Omaha hospital in serious condition.

Four of Valentine’s children were inside the home at the time of the shooting. The children range in ages 1 to 6 were not injured and are currently being cared for by Valentine’s family.

Police say that Kink and Hassell arrived at her home with a man she didn’t know. Police are looking for that man. He was last seen driving a four-door white vehicle.

The investigation continues.

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