From: "Daily Mexican"    
   Subject: Two killed,   
    four injured in Mexican ghetto dance studio (gang Rave gathering)   
    shooting near downtown Fort Worth   
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   Date: Sat, 25 Jun 2016 21:45:59 +0200 (CEST)   
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   Studio 74 owner Laura Reyna was emotional Saturday following a    
   shooting at her non-profit dance studio in Fort Worth just after    
   midnight.   
      
   An altercation at an unauthorized party led to gunfire that    
   killed two people and wounded several others outside a nonprofit    
   dance studio east of downtown Fort Worth, according to police    
   and the club’s owner.   
      
   Officers found one victim dead outside Studio 74, and several    
   people were transported to hospitals — one of whom died from his    
   injuries, Fort Worth police spokesman Daniel Segura said in a    
   statement.   
      
   The shooting occurred just after midnight, and Segura said    
   homicide detectives were investigating Saturday morning at the    
   studio, located in the 2400 block of East Lancaster near a    
   police station and multiple businesses and restaurants.   
      
   Studio 74 website describes it at as a place that brings “dance    
   programming to underserved communities and the general public to    
   reach audiences and participants of all ages, abilities,    
   ethnicities, and socio-economic backgrounds.”   
      
   On Facebook, Studio 74 posted a statement Saturday morning: “To    
   all studio family, fans and supporters, first I would like to    
   thank all of you for the calls, concerns and prayers that have    
   been sent my way. I’m writing to respond to your concerns in    
   regards to the incident that occurred in the parking lot of    
   Studio 74.   
      
   We as dance family had no involvement with the incident that    
   occurred last night. Our thoughts and prayers are with the    
   victims and their families. Please continue to pray for them.”   
      
   Later on Saturday during an interview, Studio 74 owner Laura    
   Reyna, said she does rent out the space for events but there was    
   no contract for the group to be at the studio on Friday night.   
      
   “The saddest thing is that my kids that will walk in will be    
   more crushed than anything,” an emotional Reyna said. “Because    
   they built his place, local artists here have built this place    
   .... for somebody to come in and take advantage on my kindness,    
   it’s a really sad thing.”   
      
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