Strongsville Police close Costco after shooting alerts

10 articles · Updated · Cleveland 19 News · Apr 25

Police blocked entrances and taped off the Strongsville, Ohio Costco after receiving shooting alerts, causing the store to close for the day.
Customers sheltered near the gas station, but authorities report no immediate threat to the public and expect the store to reopen tomorrow.
A large police presence remains at the scene as investigations continue, with updates promised as more information becomes available.

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