Gunman raids hotel, kills three employees in Black Sea province

Gunman raids hotel, kills three employees in Black Sea province

SAMSUN – Doğan News Agency

All three killed were reportedly working at the Klas hotel in Samsun city center. DHA photo

Three people were killed and other three were heavily wounded after a gunman raided a hotel in the Black Sea province of Samsun April 20. All three killed were working at the hotel, Doğan news agency reported. 
 
The gunman is said to have fleed over the incident. Police has initiated a manhunt in an effort to find him. 

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