One man is dead and three people were injured in a shooting in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, officials said.
The shooting occurred at 5:17 p.m. Monday evening along the 600 block of Long Lane.
The Upper Darby Police confirmed there were four people shot in total and one of the victims, a man, is in critical condition while the two others injured sustained graze wounds.
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Upper Darby Police Department Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt said the shooting is in connection to the Clifton Heights shooting from Thursday.
"What we know now is that this is retaliation from that incident," Berhardt said.
Around 50-100 people were leaving a luncheon after attending a funeral service for a man killed in the Clifton Heights shooting when officials say video shows a shooter getting out of a dark colored Chevy Malibu and opening fire into the crowd hitting the four victims.
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